Sentence examples for evidence and knowledge from inspiring English sources

What we learn can then help us to deliver services, putting evidence and knowledge at the heart of the process.

I have, and it's fantastic – one gets to engage with serious people who care passionately about the world, ideas, evidence, and knowledge, and the conversations are so often better than one gets in a seminar room.

It's great to have confirmation that you weren't just playing career games; it is, however, not just frustrating but terrifying to watch decision-makers ignore all the hard-won evidence and knowledge, and repeat the mistakes of the 1930s.

The survey also found that the current evidence and knowledge base is poor (Klinger Klinger et al. 2014).

The Cancer and Aging Research Group convened experts in exercise, aging and cancer to evaluate current scientific evidence and knowledge gaps in geriatric exercise oncology.

We emphasize that the same evidence and knowledge crime scene investigators use to reliably reconstruct past events are used by paleoanthropologists and that their data is just as reliable.

Based on some psychological evidence and a knowledge of poetry, he argued that the human consciousness lives in a present that is a few seconds long – about the time it takes to read an averagely long line of verse.

Management is based on clinical experience, anecdotal evidence and the knowledge of the biological basis of tissue repair.

As the Rind case demonstrates, there is often a clash between scientific evidence and popular knowledge and it is easy for well-meaning and useful research to be misconstrued.

Whether additional scientific evidence and enhanced knowledge could modify attitudes needs monitoring and further investigation.

Using this constant comparative method (see Table 1), we produced a theoretical code: "making sense of evidence and constructing knowledge".