Sentence examples for direction of evidence from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, a district attorney's investigator who helped crack the case, Mark Volpei, told the judge last week that he tried unsuccessfully to steer O'Neill in the direction of evidence that tended to help Callahan because he was concerned the jury was not getting a complete picture.
§ Rows: Clarity and Direction of Evidence; Columns: Methodological Quality of the study † The cells highlighted in bold do not provide good quality evidence on the question under study.
The resulting survival curves are compared with the MM and WMP curves in Figure 4. Several studies [ 31- 36] have now reported poorer QoL for acromegaly patients relative to the general population; the direction of evidence from these points to a negative relationship between QoL and IGF-1 levels, but no studies have examined utility gain from PEG treatment.
The FRAS offers one avenue for measuring development in self-reported assessment familiarity and confidence and, as such, may have a formative role in directing future program, curricular, and institutional innovations in the direction of evidence-based science teaching.
Improving the packaging and directions of evidence-based tobacco-cessation products so that they are preferably at or below a fifth-grade reading level, along with using consumer-based design principles to develop packaging, may help smokers take advantage of and correctly use products that will greatly increase their chances of successful quitting.
But if it turns out that he has indeed set his face in the direction of reform the evidence as yet is slight outsiders have a strong interest in encouraging him.
A priori, the intent of the analysis was to indicate the overall direction of current evidence for each of the prognostic factors in a qualitative manner with no report on quantitative strength of effects.
The institute's surveillance system, under the direction of Egelman, collected evidence that is now before the Federal Trade Commission.
