Sentence examples for evidence views from inspiring English sources

We focused on institutions (e.g., policy legacies, rules of the game for public management), interests (e.g., societal interests groups), ideas (e.g., cultural beliefs, research evidence, views about what 'ought to be'), and external factors (e.g., global development agenda, release of major reports).

We then selected barriers and facilitators that differed in at least two of the regions, including the interpretation of evidence, views about the patients' role in decision-making and their own self-efficacy, as well as environmental factors such as resources and organisational constraints.

But Judge Ginsburg said "the evidence, viewed in isolation or together, is insufficiently corroborative" of the accusation that Mr. Bensayah was part of Al Qaeda.

In such cases, the total evidence view gives the same verdicts as conciliationism.

The two main approaches in this vein are Kelly's (2010) total evidence view and Lackey's (2010) justificationist view.

According to the total evidence view, what reaction to peer disagreement is reasonable depends both on the quality of one's original evidence and on the amount of evidence provided by the fact that my peer disagrees.

The evidence viewed by the CBC indicated that Katelnikoff was fired for violating CP Rail's "code of ethics and its internet and email policy".

The second network graph is called the evidence view.

i) Evidence view: different line colors represent the types of evidence for the association.

The evidence view is shown in Figure  1A, and the action view is shown in Figure  1B.

The colour-coded legend for the evidence view shows the type of the interactions between proteins including databases and text mining.