Sentence examples for emphasise evidence from inspiring English sources

Hayley Court told the Guardian earlier this year that she was instructed to emphasise evidence considered favourable to the force to journalists attending the hearings into the deaths of 96 people, including allegations of misbehaviour by Liverpool supporters.

[Planning Manager, North West] In contrast to the repeated reference to 'viability', participants from the three focus groups tended not to emphasise evidence of longer-term intervention outcomes.

The VU osteopathy program emphasises evidence informed practice [ 83, 84] including it in the mission statement for the program.

1 4 The Institute of Medicine, renowned for its 2000 publication To Err is Human, 5 stated in a 2003 report that 'all health professionals should be educated to deliver patient-centred care as members of an interdisciplinary team, emphasising evidence-based practice, quality improvement approaches, and informatics'.

Ethics guidelines emphasise that evidence based information must not be withheld if decline of screening is anticipated.

Once elected they emphasise both, evidenced by the growing efforts to restrict access to abortion by legislators who barely raised the issue of abortion on the stump.

Emphasising on evidence extraction, an approach is advanced which make process indicators and outcome indicators evaluated espectively from A-D-L-I dimensions and from Le-C-T-I dimensions.

The Resolution emphasises that evidence of such crimes must be collected and preserved so that investigations and prosecutions can occur.

Moreover, it has to be emphasised that evidence determined by meta-analysis is always exploratory in nature and should be considered with caution.

However, it should be emphasised that evidence mapping does not purport to guide clinical practice, as the studies in the GEM Initiative evidence maps have not been subject to quality appraisal or had their results synthesised.

The importance of men's partners in decision-making, optimising motivation and enhancing behaviour change was also emphasised, supporting evidence from men undergoing AS [ 20, 25] and from other disease areas (e.g. cardiovascular disease, Type II diabetes) [ 10, 11].