Sentence examples for locating evidence from inspiring English sources

To test whether the use of an evidence retrieval system that uses clinically targeted meta-search filters can enhance the rate at which clinicians make correct decisions, reduce the effort involved in locating evidence, and provide an intuitive match between clinical tasks and search filters.

Future new CAM curricula will focus on knowledge and skill acquisition, such as competencies for interviewing patients for CAM use and health beliefs, and skills for searching and locating evidence on CAM modalities, rather than to change already positive CAM attitudes/beliefs.

Although Spain claimed ownership of the territory, which comprised part of the modern-day U.S. state of Texas, including the land north of the Medina and Nueces Rivers, the Spanish did not attempt to colonize the area until after locating evidence of the failed French colony of Fort Saint Louis in 1689.

While the attempt to incorporate content culled from pre-appraised literature such as clinical practice guidelines is encouraging, it does not necessarily translate into students' skills in locating evidence and communicating and integrating evidence.

"Inability to locate evidence, however, does not alone justify the extraordinary step of applying market share liability".

In one case, he writes, "police searched the wrong house and still located evidence against the intended target".At least some of the evidence seems fishy.

Sorting through medical journals, Ms. Snyder locates evidence of other outbreaks, most notably a 1956 cluster in Florida among women who were then described in a medical journal as having "hysterical paralysis".

He said: "Search teams have now located evidence within the search area which strongly indicates the boy has died from the crocodile attack.

Information Literacy is essential to 'evidence-based practice'; without the ability to locate evidence, evidence-based practice is rendered extremely difficult if not impossible.

Although the archaeological site of Thinis has never been located, evidence of population concentration in the Abydos-Thinis region dates from the fourth millennium BCE.

Together they locate evidence that proves that Samantha was abducted by The Smoking Man, and was forced to live in a now-abandoned US Army base.