Sentence examples for guided evidence from inspiring English sources

Therefore, only the initial part of the N400 pseudoword effect might be related to normal fast word processing, whereas the later sustained negativity for pseudowords might reflect subsequent top-down guided evidence checking.

CORe provided an opportunity for organisations to conduct a guided evidence-informed internal review of cultural competence in terms of staff perceptions of organisational practice and documented policies and systems.

However, their high costs and selected patient populations limit their applicability, and complementary study designs are needed to guide evidence.

They play an important role in guiding evidence based clinical practice.

Regardless of the whether the findings of the present study are positive, neutral or negative, the results will be important for guiding evidence based practice.

This may be due to a paucity of guiding evidence, but also due to concerns of increased risks of warfarin use in this population.

Both interventions had care teams who followed a care pathway designed to guide evidence based clinical decision making within the intervention groups.

In a world where scientific advisers guide evidence-based policy, his careful discussion of these issues is much needed.

For more than 100 years, research at Berkeley has helped guide evidence-based management policies and actions for parks.

Gemma R. Hart, vice president for communications at Anheuser-Busch, said the company has been investing heavily in efforts to promote responsible drinking, and has an interest in generating research to guide evidence-based approaches to changing consumer behavior.

The finding that not all aspects of governance improvements are equally supportive of forest conservation suggests that more nuanced analyses of specific aspects of environmental governance are required to guide evidence-based policy making.