Sentence examples for evidence for case from inspiring English sources
This integrative review aimed to appraise the evidence for case conferencing as an intervention to improve palliative care outcomes for older people living with advanced dementia in nursing homes.
Even though numerous tools have been developed to assess eating pathology, evidence for case detection of DE remains limited.
Another RCT examined the evidence for case management focussed on returning people with an ABI to work [ 29].
A recent review found only weak evidence for case management preventing unplanned admissions, yet case management of older people is being implemented widely in the UK.
A recent review of case management studies found only weak evidence for case management in preventing unplanned admissions and inconsistent effects on emergency department use [ 7].
6 10 The UK National Screening Committee 11 concluded that there is insufficient evidence to recommend the adoption of screening for depression and also identified a lack of robust evidence for case finding among populations at elevated risk.
An I.B.M. lawyer, David DiMeglio, said the Court of Appeal for the Sixth Appellate District "ought to weigh in" on whether there is enough evidence for cases brought by two former workers, James Moore and Alida Hernandez, for a jury trial.
The Supreme Court shall have the power to prescribe general rules of practice and procedure and rules of evidence for cases in the United States district courts (including proceedings before magistrate judges thereof) and courts of appeals.
It makes me angry that he could get off, but there is not enough evidence for cases he's being tried for to imprison him.
There have also been several recent studies of space-time clustering of national (GB) childhood cancer data [ 12, 13], which found statistically significant evidence of clustering overall and marginally significant evidence for cases of astrocytoma diagnosed during the period 1969-1993.
We found Nested Sampling [ 14] to provide a powerful means of estimating evidences for cases in which a single peak could not be identified.
