Sentence examples for evidence integrating from inspiring English sources
The debate on molluscan phylogeny can only be progressed using all available evidence, integrating morphological, fossil, and molecular data.
Given the actual state of evidence, integrating patient perspective in HTA activities has the potential to improve the quality of healthcare services.
EBP involves the following steps: asking clinical questions, searching for and collecting the most relevant best evidence, critically appraising the evidence, integrating the evidence with one's clinical expertise, patient preferences and values, and evaluating outcomes of the practice decision or change made on the evidence [ 4].
This review of the translational evidence integrates human and mouse research approaches and evidence.
Despite the current lack of clinical evidence, integrated PET/MRI may become particularly important and clinically useful in improved therapy planning for neurodegenerative diseases and subsequent response assessment, as well as in complementary loco-regional oncology imaging.
The World Health Organisation (WHO) states that health policies "arise from a systematic process of building support for public health action that draws upon available evidence, integrated with community preferences, political realities and resource availability" [ 1].
Committee members then explored the six contextual criteria and assigned the type of impact (negative, none or positive) each criterion would have on the appraisal of tramadol, using the colloquial and scientific evidence integrated into the Contextual Tool.
Evidence-based medicine recommends that one search for the highest level of evidence available, integrate this evidence with clinical experience and judgement, and acknowledge the value judgments implicit in moving from evidence to action.
The other, based on the work of Mezirow, labelled students as: non-reflectors (no evidence of reflective thinking), reflectors (evidence of relating experience to learning opportunities) and critical reflectors (evidence of integrating reflective outcomes in professional behaviour).
The company, now a part of Oath after it was acquired by Verizon for $4.5 billion and merged with AOL (which also owns TechCrunch), said that it discovered the new evidence while integrating the companies.
