Sentence examples for evidence-based judgments from inspiring English sources

That convinced her that the group "has little interest in making responsible and evidence-based judgments," Dr. Cutler said.

It's becoming clear, researchers say, that there's far too little evidence on how diabetes drugs affect the heart to make rational evidence-based judgments.

As an individual he is entitled to that opinion, but as head of Ofsted he should confine himself to evidence-based judgments, and no evidence has been produced to support that comment.

"We are determined to be thorough, rigorous, fair and frank to enable us to form impartial and evidence-based judgments on all aspects of the issues, including the argument about the legality of the conflict," he said.

Worse, the criticism has gone, we abandoned our duty to inform the public: the Leavers' exaggerations, distortions and downright lies, they say, were given the same airtime as the Remainers' evidence-based judgments.

If we want to raise citizens who are better at making evidence-based judgments, we need to start early, making skepticism and doubt part of the experience that shapes their identities from a young age.

The aim is to provide an impartial, evidence-based judgment of the costs and benefits of a particular policy or project, without regard to its political ramifications.

"Any recommendations which might be put forward without the necessary factual underpinning would be capable of being construed as the review making a political rather than an evidence-based judgment, whichever direction such recommendations might take.

From the time of drug discovery through the lifetime of a drug, one must make evidence-based judgment regarding benefits, and one must do so "with a prepared mind," aware of all potential adverse effects.

To make evidence-based trust judgments, as illustrated by Figure 4, the evidence may include: Accreditation: Similar to cloud auditors, a cloud broker should be qualified for providing cloud broking services, through formally accreditation by a cloud computing professional organization.

A common trust framework supports evidence-based trust judgment for different users and different policies.