Sentence examples for evidence-based reporting from inspiring English sources

Again, the fundamentals have remained the same; holding fast to the traditional standards of evidence-based reporting and checking sources.

I'm always happy to see scientific and evidence-based reporting in this space since there is so much misinformation being purported by patients and physicians alike.

However, use of current 'what-if' modeling packages does seldom make it possible to satisfy the conditions for evidence-based reporting according to the STROBE guidelines for observational studies or the SQUIRE guidelines for corresponding reporting from quality improvement studies in health service settings.

This system was used monthly as an evidence-based reporting system to focus discussion among CPOs, CMCs, and collaborators.

The paper utilizes a case study approach that reviews the experiences of APHRC in working with the media to promote evidence-based reporting of SRHR issues and literature review.

This paper describes the experiences of the African Population and Health Research Center and its partners in cultivating the interest and building the capacity of the media in evidence-based reporting of reproductive health issues in sub-Saharan Africa.

It beggars belief that the measured and evidence-based reports by so many experts have been ignored by governments.

The question before this conference was what work redesign and cultural changes are needed to reform work hours as recommended by the Institute of Medicine's evidence-based report?

Recent evidence-based reports, such as the Warwick Commission's document on the Future of Cultural Value and the trio of studies from GPS Culture, have highlighted the good, the bad and the ugly when it comes to arts funding, but what next?

Their evidence-based report was written by a panel of ten experts from disciplines ranging from pediatric medicine to criminal justice, who reviewed the body of evidence on gun violence, including homicide, suicide and mass shootings.

My foundation has now reached an agreement with the World Resources Institute, in Washington, D.C., which has a very good reputation for tough, evidence-based reports, and we're working together over the next few years on a global report on climate justice.