Sentence examples for implications of evidence from inspiring English sources
For Gordon-Reed, a legal scholar, the real scandal wasn't what happened between Jefferson and Hemings but how willing earlier generations of Jefferson biographers had been to ignore the implications of evidence right in front of them, even documents like Jefferson's "Farm Book," but, especially, testimony about things said and done by the Hemingses themselves.
Participants discussed the implications of evidence presented for clinical practice, education, policy and research, as well as the cross-applicability of research and practice internationally [ 38].
By examining the norms and implications of evidence-based practice in medicine, I aim to demonstrate that an evidence-based approach is incompatible with bioethics' normative mandate and therefore evidence-based ethics should not be pursued.
The identification by Civenni and colleagues [ 3] of a further mechanism linking these two key signalling pathways has potentially major implications because of evidence suggesting they are involved in the aetiology of breast cancer.
It also protected some powerful and influential people from the implications of that evidence.
Finally, I discuss the implications of recent evidence against market efficiency for future research.
Implications of Financial Capitalism for Employment Relations Research: Evidence from Breach of Trust and Implicit Contracts in Private Equity Buyouts, British Journal of Industrial Relations.
Held on February 10th, this year's short course was entitled The Implications of Evolution: Evidence & Applications and was one of several BNHM activities to celebrate Darwin Day at Cal.
This article reviews ethical issues that arose during the design of the original clinical trials, the implications of accumulating evidence of safety and efficacy, and the problems of ensuring informed parental participation in treatment decisions.
