Sentence examples for evidence for creating from inspiring English sources

Over a two-day meeting, five workgroups (one for each CPAG – child, youth, adult, older adult – and one overarching group) of five to six experts (including behavior change, messaging, and exercise physiology researchers, key stakeholders, and end users) reviewed and discussed evidence for creating and targeting messages to supplement the new CPAG.

DVP's approach promotes community research partnerships to develop and apply the evidence base for creating communities in which youth are safe from violence.

SA was responsible for additional concepts, for gathering the majority of the supporting evidence, examples, and for creating the three scenarios.

President Obama is collaborating with key stakeholders in the philanthropic and business communities to invest at least $200 million dollars into exploring evidence-based practices for creating new pipelines to success over the next five years.

The practical benefit is that they are the first set of evidence-based recommendations for creating messages supplementing physical activity guidelines.

Further research using suitable measures in developing countries could lead to evidence-based recommendations for creating safer communities that make people more comfortable being physically active.

To our knowledge, our efforts for constructing and disseminating messages supplementing the new CPAG represent the first set of evidence-informed recommendations for creating messages supplementing physical activity guidelines.

As one interviewee eloquently said, "There are rules for creating evidence but when push comes to shove, it's an art [evaluating evidence]" (US Decision Maker 1).

We require a higher standard of evidence, more than one type of corroborating evidence and/or higher frequency scores, for creating unusual annotations.

Knowledge translation (KT) and Knowledge to Action (KTA) frameworks provide a structure for assessing gaps in evidence-to-practice and for creating resources to fill those gaps [ 7].

A central argument was the unacceptable social cost of excluding such evidence, a reason subsequently given for creating further exceptions to the rule.