Sentence examples for monitoring evidence from inspiring English sources

But monitoring evidence suggests that what is really driving poaching is the illicit ivory markets that are flourishing across Africa, as well as in Vietnam and Myanmar.So where does this leave Tanzania and Zambia?

40-41,14 Most importantly, monitoring evidence suggested that participatory team exchanges were a more successful strategy for fostering scale up than workshops.

Fur future nationwide programs we recommend use of more extensive national guidelines, especially in implementing and monitoring evidence based programs for reducing the use of seclusion and other coercive measures, and involvement of all relevant wards nationwide.

Ionising radiation is the favoured candidate for harmful exposure, but all monitoring evidence put the levels of environmental radiation near NPPs at levels that could not explain any measurable extra risk to the population (COMARE, 2011, Chapter 8).

The role of the DMEC will be to monitor trial data and make recommendations to the TSC on whether there are any safety reasons why the trial should not continue, including monitoring evidence for treatment harm, for example, serious adverse events (SAE).

Although many sources and exposure environments may be important, existing and supplementary monitoring evidence suggests that an initial subset of key source categories, including ports, roadways, industrial centers, and biomass burning can form the basis for studies in the nearer term, while others may be identified in future source apportionment studies.

Critics of the vaccination system don't trust the C.D.C., which monitors evidence of adverse reactions to vaccines through the Vaccine Safety Datalink, a computerized set of 7.5 million medical records.

These include promoting educational opportunities for girls; improving girls' health; protecting them from violence and harmful traditional practices; promoting adolescent girls' participation and leadership, and collecting reliable data relating to girls in order to develop and monitor evidence based policies and programmes to end child marriage.

Universities and funders need robust metrics to help them develop and monitor evidence-based strategies.

Further research should concentrate in identifying the most effective strategies to quickly implement and monitor evidence-based processes.

They offered monitoring, evidence-based information and reassurance rather than taking the automatic route of "drilling and filling" teeth.