Sentence examples for evidence is aligned from inspiring English sources
Previous research evidence is aligned with children's awareness of healthy food but children's intake of FV is still below the World Health Organization (WHO) target of 400 g per day [ 18].
The cognitive acceleration approach (Case & Came), pioneered by academics from King's College London is one, as is assessment for learning, which Demos described as a case where the scientific and practice evidence were "aligned and mutually supportive".
All of the EST and protein evidence was aligned to the scaffold sequences in the first run.
Evidence-based indicators: Process indicators and their underpinning research evidence were aligned to the Australian Clinical Guidelines for Stroke Management 2010 [ 15].
In each policy area to identify what existing research evidence tells us about the (potential) mental health impacts (direct, or indirect), and 4. To assess the degree to which current policy and the evidence are aligned.
Barosi, G. et al. Evidence that prefibrotic myelofibrosis is aligned along a clinical and biological continuum featuring primary myelofibrosis.
(As Steve Coll wrote, last December, "At some theoretical level, high minimum wages will distort job creation, but the best empirical evidence from the past decade is aligned with common sense: a minimum wage drawn somewhat above the poverty line helps those who work full time to live decently, without having a significant impact on other job seekers or on total employment").
At some theoretical level, high minimum wages will distort job creation, but the best empirical evidence from the past decade is aligned with common sense: a minimum wage drawn somewhat above the poverty line helps those who work full time to live decently, without having a significant impact on other job seekers or on total employment.
The mentorship scheme is aligned to the journal's commitment to strengthen the availability of hard evidence from developing countries.
"Finally everything is aligned".
