Sentence examples for enhancing evidence from inspiring English sources

This meeting, hosted by the African Development Bank and held in Tunis, Tunisia, provided a platform for enhancing evidence based policy dialogues between MoH and MoF.

Reporting poor HRQoL was significantly associated with increased chances of death within 1 year of stroke, enhancing evidence on the value of self-reported health for prognosis and for clinical decision-making.

The study may also be included in systematic reviews thereby contributing to updating the knowledge about this population and to enhancing evidence-based treatment.

Although MRC GPRF practices are representative in terms of the distribution of partnership size compared to the distribution of practices in the UK, these practices volunteer to dedicate some of their efforts to enhancing evidence-based medicine.

The most notable example of such an effort is the Surviving Sepsis Campaign, an international organization launched in 2002 and dedicated to enhancing evidence-based care utilization in patients with sepsis.

This paper reflects on the practical experience of a multi-country program (the Sponsoring National Processes for Evidence-Informed Poliny Making in the Health Sector of Developing Countries (SNP) programme) aimed at enhancing evidence-informed policymaking in five LMICs supported by the Alliance for Health Policy and Systems Research (AHPSR), an international partnership based within WHO.

Innovative strategies in realms such as computerized decision support systems designed to enhance evidence uptake are also described.

This includes the use of promiscuous packet capturing to enhance evidence collection from remote network sources, such as websites or other remote services.

Standardized and validated self-reported instruments designed for screening sleep disturbances or for the evaluation of treatment outcomes in this population would therefore enhance evidence and improve treatment options.

At this point in the story, Cohn smiled broadly and told me--with obvious pride--that since the FBI knew Julius was guilty and that he would get away with it if they played by the rules, the FBI "enhanced" evidence, got witnesses to "improve" their stories and worked hand-in-hand with the judge.

The Chronic Care Model (CCM) is a widely adopted framework to enhance evidence based chronic care [ 7, 8].