Sentence examples for evidence preferences from inspiring English sources
We identified seven groups of actors involved in EaP processes with different and specific evidence preferences.
At micro-level, individuals had different understandings of what constitutes 'robust' evidence for policymaking, shaping their evidence preferences and decision-making practices.
These findings highlight the importance that manufacturers not only heed submission guidelines published by HTA agencies but also understand de facto evidence preferences to maximize the potential for listing.
Evidence that preferences change over time [ 37] and the theory of constructed preferences [ 38], addressing that patient's preferences are often constructed during the decision making process, are reasonable explanations for the differences in findings between studies.
Supporters of the initiative cite Mr. Obama's success in the Democratic primaries as evidence that preferences based on race are no longer needed.
Besides that, there is a recent evidence that preferences for venues expressed in check-ins capture cultural differences among users [7].
We provide evidence that preferences for curved objects might be biologically motivated, but can also be, at least partly, modulated by fashion, trends or Zeitgeist effects.
An association between genetic diversity and health would provide evidence that preferences for genetic diversity in a potential mate might be adaptive.
Thus, consideration of research evidence patient preferences in healthcare decision making may improve the quality of decisions and yield return on investment on research on patient preferences.
Policies arise from systematic processes to build support for public health action through integration of available evidence, community preferences, political realities and resource availability [ 2].
In light of the equivocal support for a health-masculinity link, the plausibility of the immunocompetence hypothesis rests largely on the evidence regarding preferences.
