Sentence examples for failure of evidence from inspiring English sources

Many factors contribute to this gap in healthcare for consumers with LBP, including the failure of evidence to be translated into best practice [ 5- 7], an inadequately trained and skilled health workforce [ 8, 9] and a lack of co-ordinated interdisciplinary care [ 10], the latter being a favoured model for consumers with persistent LBP [ 11].

Yet despite these positive developments, it is easy to feel frustrated by the visible failures of evidence to influence policy in so many areas.

The spectacular failures of "evidence based" medical theories include the millions spent on ineffective AIDS vaccines, the collapse of interferon as the wonder drug for cancer, and the marginal decrease in cancer deaths despite billions wasted during decades of fruitless research.

Of the 9 patients who were considered to have obtained clinical cure by the investigator but required a second procedure, the surgical review panel changed 2 patients' outcomes (1 per treatment arm) from cure to failure because of evidence of ongoing infection at the time of the second intervention.

Clinical and/or radiological deterioration in the 2 months after the end of radiotherapy should be interpreted with caution and not automatically be considered as a treatment failure (standard, level of evidence: C).

13 AHFS hospitalisation was a priori defined as a new onset or worsening of signs and symptoms of heart failure with evidence of fluid overload requiring at least 24 h overnight hospitalisation and the use of intravenous diuretics.

Event-free survival (EFS) was calculated from the date of diagnosis to the date of treatment failure, relapse, evidence of disease progression or death due to any cause.

The remaining patient developed grade 3 ascites following treatment and died at 14 months of hepatic failure without evidence of disease progression.

The rest of the church viewed Gramps' failure of nerve as evidence of lack of faith in God's plan and they put him on the naughty pew for a time-out.

But even if they were, he says, that would be a failure of enforcement, not evidence of a lack of consumer protections.

Controversy over childhood vaccinations is an instance of what might be styled the "science communication problem"—the failure of compelling scientific evidence to resolve public dispute over risks and similar facts (1).