This enhances our confidence that the identified opinions will be relevant over time, unless the profile of evidence, or the knowledge of the evidence, changes.
Appreciation of this formidable body of evidence shapes the knowledge base of radical social work.
Management is based on clinical experience, anecdotal evidence and the knowledge of the biological basis of tissue repair.
These findings imply that science educators should not focus on trying to persuade students to believe socially controversial science concepts but may describe why scientists accept the theories and provide supporting evidence for the knowledge claims inherent within the theory.
It provides evidence on the knowledge triangle pure technical efficiency calculated basing on output-oriented Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) model and presents the analysis of the scope of efficient member states to be a benchmark for inefficient ones.
We consider this aspect empirical evidence that the knowledge related to reading or having heard about the concept of smell or god class is weaker than the experience related to work in a development environment.
The objective of this systematic review was to synthesize the available qualitative evidence on the knowledge, attitudes and beliefs of adult patients, healthcare professionals and carers about oral dosage form modification.
A third, Joseph D'Amico, subsequently turned state's evidence with the knowledge that Cantarella could implicate him for murder as well.
The benchmark set is derived from the evidence in the knowledge channel (see Methods section).
Such debates are hampered by a paucity of systematic evidence concerning the knowledge value of PD studies.
