Sentence examples for evidence package from inspiring English sources

This diffing process extracts the modified artefacts and associated metadata and stores them in an "evidence package".

This call should be part of the evidence package placed before both agencies, and before Congress too.

The CBC has reported, after viewing an evidence package, that Stephanie Katelnikoff was let go from her job at Canadian Pacific Rail (CP) in November for, at least partially, posting some racy photos.

The evidence package needs to incorporate feasibility assessment of adopting the new interventions.

Evidence packages can be created for different personae, different wear-and-tear, different emulated crimes, etc., and multiple evidence packages can be distributed to students and integrated into the base images.

In summary, the lack of rejection based on clinical grounds suggested that the evidence packages submitted to HTA agencies were sufficient to address questions of therapeutic value in advanced cancers, across all jurisdictions.

While there is some evidence that package elements can impact physician response rates, the impact of an envelope teaser is unknown.

What unifies this evidence-lite package is the yawning gap between pious aspiration (not-so-pious stuff, too) and the realities it is likely to confront, including the forces – English peers as well as Scottish Nats – determined to block it.

Health campaigners praised the move but smokers' group Forest said there was no evidence plain packaging cut smoking.

While many organizational and system-level factors can influence the way that cancer care is delivered, including the way that evidence is packaged and disseminated, little research has evaluated how health care professionals who manage cancer patients seek and use this information to identify whether and how this could be supported [ 9- 16].

While many factors can influence the way that cancer care is delivered, including the way that evidence is packaged and disseminated, little research has evaluated how health care professionals who manage cancer patients seek and use this information to identify whether and how this could be supported.