Sentence examples for led evidence from inspiring English sources

This is in agreement with the views expressed in "Mother knows best: Developing a consumer led, evidence informed, research agenda for maternity care" [ 41] that sometimes researchers are disease focused whereas aspects of care are important to the majority of women.

Its long-term plan to address the A&E problems, unveiled on Wednesday, is clinically led, evidence-based, and provides a route to public acceptance.

This comprised two separate projects: improved access for very young children called "Baby Teeth DO Matter" and the production of a clinically led, evidence-based guidance for periodontyal treatment in primary care called "Healthy Gums DO Matter".

Two work streams developed from this: "Baby Teeth DO Matter" designed to improve access to primary care for very young children; and "Healthy Gums DO Matter" consisting of a clinically led evidence-based guidance for the management of periodontal disease in Primary Care.

"We did not get the evidence we needed, and the court would not allow us to lead evidence from witnesses.

Prosecutors are expected to lead evidence that Monis had initially tried to hire members of the Rebels bikie gang to kill his ex-partner.

"The crown has been unable to lead evidence of a history of any form of violent behaviour by the accused whatsoever," he said.

He did not lead evidence of Rangers' financial position or ability to pay any fine.

This Rule quickly became and remains to this day the standard manner in which the majority of witnesses' evidence was admitted in the Tribunal's cases, thereby reducing the time needed to lead evidence from witnesses on the stand.

Politicians of all parties have always had to be led by evidence of what works if they want to leave a positive mark behind.

This led to evidence being counted twice and can considerably restrict its validity.