Sentence examples for evidence-based discussion from inspiring English sources

"One can't talk rationally or on any evidence-based discussion of tax policy," he said.

We need a fuller and more thoughtful and evidence-based discussion of the likely costs and benefits of the alternatives.

The new organisation would not be a thinktank, but a policy unit and networking space, Blair's office said, calling it "a platform designed to build a new policy agenda for the centre ground" which would seek a return to "reasonable and evidence-based discussion of the future which avoids the plague of social media-led exchanges of abuse".

The "evidence-based" discussion McCormack claims he's seeking is harder to have when literally no agency in the country keeps tabs on how many black people are killed by police, though anecdotally, the deaths of Sammy Yatim, Andrew Loku, Jermaine Carby, and others at the hands of cops illustrate a disturbing trend in the way force is administered on people of colour.

In this Perspective, the authors call for an evidence-based discussion of the merits and challenges of three-year curricula.

To enhance an evidence-based discussion, institutions introducing new three-year medical school curricula should collect and assess data.

With easy access to national information, Hoenig told me optimistically, Americans might soon be able "to shift the debate from opinions to more evidence-based discussions to ideally a discussion about what solutions are and are not working".

Evidence also suggests that interventions such as facility-based health education, evidence-based discussions and targeted information campaigns can improve immunization coverage (Oyo-Ita et al. 2011).

To investigate whether the views of health workers influenced the reforms, we surveyed local health workers and held evidence-based discussions with local service managers and professional bodies.

We involved only a few participants directly in the evidence-based discussions about costs and benefits but, not a trivial finding, the impact was measurable beyond that.

Furthermore, publication of evidence-based discussions of the risks and benefits of medication use and disease activity control during pregnancy in women with inflammatory diseases, by relevant medical societies, could provide an easily accessible resource for physicians and patients alike.