Sentence examples for expanding evidence from inspiring English sources

"But there is expanding evidence to show that hospitals are not preparing people properly for aftercare".

Rapidly expanding evidence increasingly strengthens the evidence linking psychological factors to asthma and allergy expression.

Rapidly expanding evidence of marked heterogeneity in the magnitude of CT benefits according to the tumour oestrogen receptor (ER) status, a claim made for many years by IBCSG investigators, will be reviewed; it will lead to the conclusion that a revolution needs to take place in the way oncologists think about the CT added value and design adjuvant clinical trials.

A rich and expanding evidence base, articulated social strategy for the application of the knowledge base and the political will to implement the social strategy (Richmond & Kotelchuck, 1983).

Rapidly expanding evidence implicates dozens of genes and variants in determining our pain sensitivity, how well analgesics like opioids reduce our pain and even our risk for developing chronic pain.

Our work has continually evolved and is focused on expanding evidence for the impact of comprehensive investments in HRH systems and developing innovative approaches for addressing challenges in health worker deployment, retention and management that are helping countries build health systems that are able to sustain and advance improvements made in health.

More worrisome is that Wilson's true legacy is that we may be forever forced to deal with the already virtually infinite but still expanding evidences of discrimination and bias in our society, as recommended in the Whistling Vivaldi Pre-read.

Colleges and universities should be developing and expanding evidence-based practices to increase access to college, accelerate learning and support success in the workplace and life, even if doing so means moving past traditional methods of scheduling, structuring classes and 20th century academic programs in need of modernization.

With its demonstrated success in expanding evidence-based interventions, Vietnam aims to further strengthen its HIV response by capitalizing on preventive benefits of ART.

Will we move forward together with a rapidly expanding, evidence-based approach to understanding influenza and its optimal management and be willing to share our knowledge and financial assets equitably between richer and poorer nations?

This paper seeks to expand evidence on the relationship between the discontinuation of contraceptive use, pregnancy intentions and unmet need for contraception.