Sentence examples for evidence retrieval from inspiring English sources

The aim of this trial is to assess the effectiveness of an online evidence retrieval system (QC) in improving clinical decision-making processes in general practice.

To test whether the use of an evidence retrieval system that uses clinically targeted meta-search filters can enhance the rate at which clinicians make correct decisions, reduce the effort involved in locating evidence, and provide an intuitive match between clinical tasks and search filters.

Evidence retrieval, data extraction and synthesis.

Assessments of evidence retrieval systems have relied principally on post study surveys.

There are few comparative studies of online evidence retrieval technology in routine clinical settings.

Our previous study showed increasing access of online evidence retrieval systems among physicians and nurses after a 2-year promotion of EBM [ 11].

To efficiently and precisely retrieve GO information from large amount of biomedical resources, we propose a GO evidence sentence retrieval system conducted via combinatorial applications of semantic class and rule patterns to automatically retrieve GO evidence sentences with specific gene mentions from full-length articles.

Intentional forgetting yielded with a list-method task is often interpreted as evidence for retrieval inhibition.

Higher-level understanding and transfer of the tested concepts was not assessed in the current study, although there is some evidence that retrieval can promote this type of knowledge as well (e.g., Butler, 2010; Carpenter, 2012).

The present work provides further evidence that retrieval of ancient human DNA is a possible task provided adequate precautions are taken and well-considered sampling is applied.

The present work provides further evidence that retrieval of authentic DNA from ancient humans is indeed a possible undertaking provided adequate precautions are observed.