Sentence examples for evidence groups from inspiring English sources

My sense, so far, is that data and AI platforms are being meaningfully implemented by commercial groups, actively considered by clinical (and particularly real world evidence) groups, and beset by constant deliberation and numerous asset-focused pilots in early discovery.

The sample was purposive and included 12,447 children, 2324 young adults and 2449 stakeholders representing five different evidence groups: children in the family, at the workplace, in schools, on the streets and in institutions.

Similarly, enabling improved activities of daily living led to greater levels of independence in both scientific evidence groups.

The advice of health care providers appeared to be playing slightly different roles in the decision making process for participants in the high and low scientific evidence groups.

Participants in both the "high" and "low" scientific evidence groups described deciding to use NHPs because of perceptions about the scientific evidence for the efficacy or safety of the product, and endorsements by trusted individuals.

Overall, two values (striving for an improved quality of life and maintaining independence) appear to be underpinning the decision to use NHPs for participants in both scientific evidence groups.

"As the Seasons Change," a dance program by Ron Brown's Evidence group, for children 6 and older, to be given at 1 30 and 3 P.M. Dec. 28 at the Brooklyn Children's Museum, 145 Brooklyn Avenue.

The empirical evidence group undertook several data-collection steps.

In the case of the empirical evidence group, data summary and synthesis proceeded along two paths.

Then the research team was divided into two review groups: a definitions and theory group, and an empirical evidence group.

Scientific evidence as a product attribute was discussed by 58% of the low scientific evidence group and 46% of those in the high scientific evidence group as a factor related to their product choice(s).