Our faith in shopping may be as strong as ever, but our faith in future time, on the evidence centered here, is a little shaky.
To transform the works of disparate architects into a coherent style, the curators chose images of the buildings photographed like pieces of evidence: centered in the frame, shot from across the street, white walls illuminated by a pale, raking light.
In this joint investigation with ProPublica and NPR, the "Frontline" correspondent A. C. Thompson examines more than 20 cases in which people were imprisoned based on medical evidence centered on abuse, assault and "shaken baby syndrome" that was later found to be unreliable.
We have chosen to center our discussion on Mislevy and evidence centered design (ECD) (Mislevy et al. 2003) due to the prominence of ECD in the measurement literature.
Most early evidence centered on the role of the respiratory syncytial virus; however, recent studies highlight a potential role for human rhinovirus as a risk factor for asthma.
PFOA resists degradation, and the compound is ubiquitous in blood samples collected in nationally representative surveys in the United States and other developed countries., Exposure has been associated with various adverse health outcomes in animals and humans, with one body of evidence centering on fetal growth.
It characterizes common and emerging assessment practices in terms of Evidence-Centered Design (ECD), with a particular focus on those parts of the argumentation that are instantiated in the statistical model.
Although quality within each type of care is highly variable, there is evidence that centers used by low-income families offer higher average quality than do the home settings they use (Li Grining & Coley, 2006).
In response to this evidence, many centers have considered the introduction of EGDT to the care for their ED patients presenting with both severe sepsis and appropriate criteria for EGDT.
