This theory utilizes a belief function to combine the indirect evidences, which reflects the subjective probabilities.
However, some researchers (see [3]) pointed to the evidences, which reflect the mispriced currency options by the GK model.
Our "best-evidence synthesis" consisted of five levels of evidence ranging from strong evidence (1), moderate evidence (2), limited evidence (3), conflicting evidence (4), to no evidence (5), which reflected the type of study design used (Table 2).
As a result, some clinicians are becoming increasingly concerned that the evidence obtained from RCTs, which reflects the average results observed in the population, is being applied to guide clinical practice [ 2].
Taylor hopes the AAP's policy statement, which reflects the evidence against spanking that has been building over the past 20 years, will serve as a turning point in attitudes toward spanking.
There is now growing evidence to suggest that HRF, which reflects a measure of physical, social, and mental health functioning, may be impaired before the onset of type 2 diabetes (2).
All in all, it has to be noted that there is high uncertainty regarding the results, which reflects the limited evidence of several key input parameters.
Signal-detection analysis showed differences in the bias measure, which reflects how much evidence participants need to accept that they felt stimulation.
10 The perceptions relating to the impact of deprivation on health care consultation are mixed, which reflects the changing evidence base on this topic.
The new approach takes account of time effect by introducing belief decaying factor, which reflects the nature that evidence credibility is decreasing over time.
