Sentence examples for development and evidence from inspiring English sources

However, there is still variable predictability of continued root development and evidence that the tissues formed do not recapitulate the native pulp-dentin complex.

Other studies have assessed other dimensions such as user's satisfaction, how well different online point of care services answered questions arising in daily clinical work, content development, and evidence based soundness.

Due to the strong evidence for white matter alterations during adolescent brain development, and evidence for the involvement of aberrant myelination in major neuropsychiatric disorders, we predicted that genes related to myelination would be detected in this analysis.

Thus, parentally imprinted genes (Igf-2-H19, Dlk1-Gtl2, and RasGrf1) seem to be master regulators of development, and evidence is accumulating that they have also an impact on longevity.

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This receptor is particularly critical for learning and memory and synaptogenesis during development, and evidence implicating the role of NMDA and glutamate in schizophrenia has been mounting and has now led to the development of new psychopharmacologic agents (Imre 2007).

However, it is not in tune with more recent research about children development and evidence-based interventions because NCR has not been updated since 1998.

The past two decades have seen increasing recognition about the importance and potential of large longitudinal cohort studies, not only for informing our understanding of child development and evidence-based interventions, but also for informing the development and evaluation of government policy and programmes for children and families.

PDS includes teaching on ethics, preventive and social medicine, professional development and evidence-based medicine.

They gain clinical experience in environmental pediatrics and mentored training in clinical research, policy development, and evidence-based advocacy.

Thus, research for development and evidence-based planning and policy making are integral for understanding the distribution of health services and also for estimating and ensuring the effective coverage of various health services (Shengelia et al. 2005).