Sentence examples for introduction evidence from inspiring English sources

Introduction: Evidence has established that there is strong link with Acute Kidney Injury (AKI) and progression to chronic kidney disease (CKD) and end stage renal failure (ESRF) [1].

Introduction: Evidence suggests that simulation training improves preclinical and possibly actual clinical performance in a range of health disciplines and could therefore be expected to do the same for paramedics.

INTRODUCTION: Evidence for harm from mechanical ventilation strategies using high tidal volumes in patients without acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) at onset of ventilation is increasing, but it is highly uncertain how these patients are currently ventilated in intensive care units (ICUs) worldwide.

An erroneous perception has been that introduction of evidence, for example evidence-based guidelines or protocols are seen as a linear, technical process at individual level [ 13].

Despite the face validity of this approach, which facilitated its introduction, empirical evidence is limited compared to the evidence supporting screening for RhD antibodies.

Despite reports of improved healing and reduced recurrence rates following the introduction of evidence based guidelines and coordinated care [ 6, 12], a significant evidence-practice gap has been reported around the world in appropriate assessment of chronic leg ulcers and timely use of best practice treatments [ 13- 18].

This creates both social and legal pushback to the introduction of evidence that all defendants are constitutionally entitled to present.

The conspiracy-minded point to Patriot's swift introduction as evidence that 9/11 was an inside job, and that Patriot was just part of the plan.

It also allowed the introduction of evidence tainted by coercion and endorsed "combatant status review tribunals," kangaroo courts in Guantánamo Bay that declare prisoners enemy combatants without a real hearing or reliable evidence.

The Bush Administration then moved to dismiss Al Haramain's case, citing the "state-secrets privilege," a controversial legal doctrine that can be used to prevent the introduction of evidence that might jeopardize national security.

The cases provide abundant authority for remedies of this type.... I. INTRODUCTION The evidence at trial showed, and this Court has found, that a. Microsoft has monopoly power in the market for personal computer operating systems; b.