Sentence examples for developments in evidence from inspiring English sources

30 While this study speaks to the potential of a decision aid in this clinical context, this particular tool has limited suitability for the contemporary US context due to sociopolitical and cultural differences in the provision of early abortion care 31 32 and developments in evidence over the past decade.

Network meta-analysis for multiple treatment comparisons has been a major development in evidence synthesis methodology.

An important development in evidence synthesis methodology over recent years is mixed treatment comparison (MTC) modelling [ 15- 18].

In addition, capacity-building among practitioners can be addressed in several ways: (1) workforce development in evidence-based decision making; (2) emphasis on translation of evidence to practice among public health leaders; and (3) building partnerships to support research translation.

This article sets out a little of the evidence for these potentially beneficial interventions, including recent developments in research evidence and implications for future research.

In 1999, the Netherlands Forensic Institute was formed by merging the Netherlands Forensic Laboratory and the Laboratory for Forensic Pathology, and I became a research and development coordinator focusing on developments in digital evidence at the new NFI.

Two of the most potent influences on literary development were in evidence by the end of the 18th century: literary magazines and presses and a strong sense of regionalism.

Remarkably, there has been very little detailed research on clinical practice in Russia and its neighbours in what was the USSR, even though it is known that the USSR was isolated from many international developments, in particular evidence-based medicine.

The modules contained in the PET library were developed by an independent committee of urologists and based on systematic reviews of the literature; these are regularly updated as development in the evidence warrants.

We summarise here the concepts and the observations of workshop participants and propose a basic setting for nutrition economics and health outcomes research as a novel discipline to support nutrition, health economics and health policy development in an evidence and health-benefit-based manner.

This is less clear in the morning sector but at other stages of development was more in evidence.