Appreciation of this formidable body of evidence shapes the knowledge base of radical social work.
Like many of the other arguments discussed in this entry, much depends on the how the empirical evidence shapes up, but this response does seem to have some plausibility.
We have offered an eight-stage guide tailor-made for conducting systematic reviews of conversation analytic evidence, shaped particularly for reviews that aim to provide useful information to professionals, policy makers, and educators.
Other projects might require core government funding, as has been provided to the UK What Works centres, which help to ensure that high-quality evidence shapes public-sector decision-making.
Some of us, faced with this evidence, shape our faith in the light of it, making the Bible a far more fascinating, revealing and diverse record of human religious experience.
History, for her, isn't simply collecting evidence, but shaping it into a narrative.
Cultivation of a spirit of inquiry and appreciation for the role of evidence in shaping nursing practice is central to the development of requisite knowledge and skills.
They reviewed hundreds of academic papers, comparing evidence and shaping the framing.
Indeed, the only factor which Stamps found had any evidence of shaping environmental preference was 'venue', being the particular type of environment where the studies were undertaken.
International organizations, such as the WHO, are expected to have fewer competing political influences and a more homogenous cultural view of the importance of evidence in shaping health policy.
