Sentence examples for evidence on return from inspiring English sources

To synthesize the best available evidence on return to work (RTW) after mild traumatic brain injury (MTBI).

The aspects discussed above need to be considered when designing qualified results disclosure programs [ 39] and should be incorporated into future research studies attempting to generate empirical evidence on return of secondary/incidental findings.

An international 'best evidence synthesis' of vocational rehabilitation interventions [ 12] uncovered limited evidence on return to work outcomes, as did a UK synthesis of welfare-to-work studies [ 10].

It is hoped that the findings on mental disorder prevalence and the longitudinal data presented in this paper will contribute substantially to the evidence base on return migration both in Sri Lanka and internationally.

Neither the brothels nor the marijuana are in evidence on my return to Vientiane; indeed if you exclude the gaggle of kathoeys (ladyboys) lingering on street corners, Vientiane is anything but sleazy.

The evidence on the returns to skills from the natural experiments in the United States and Germany corroborates the findings from the international analysis; estimated returns to skills in the IV models are again considerably larger than the least squares estimates.

However, the focus on a single Italian region (Veneto) and the lack of information on educational attainment are both limiting factors in terms of national representativeness and in providing evidence on migrants' returns to education.

As the Report states, " adding impetus to do more research is a growing body of evidence on the returns on investments … there is mounting quantitative proof of the benefits of research to health, society and the economy" [ 21].

Building on the same body of evidence, the World Health Report 2013: Health Research for Universal Coverage stated: ' adding impetus to do more research is a growing body of evidence on the returns on investments … there is mounting quantitative proof of the benefits of research to health, society and the economy.' [ 24].

In the 2007 brood year, there was less evidence of selection on return timing.

In this article, we systematically review the evidence on one specific set of interventions: financial incentives for return of service.