In turn, we hope to see more balanced, evidence-based, and compassionate reporting on maternal mental health from the Times in the future.
While the Evidence categorization is more balanced among evidence types E0 (no evidence), E2 (evidence by citation) and E3 (the majority, direct experimental evidence), only about 2% have evidence of type E1 (an indirect suggestion of evidence).
The Family Planning 2020 FP20200) partnership, with the goal of reaching 120 million additional women with voluntary access to family planning within the next 6 years, is an important step toward a more balanced and evidence-based approach to family planning and population after a generation of relative inactivity.
As a clinical psychologist and scientist-practitioner trained in evidence-based methods of treatment, I strongly urge The Times to offer a more balanced presentation of the evidence when presenting an "expert" opinion.
A more balanced portrayal of the evidence, with an emphasis on the fact that heritability is a population statistic and does not imply a lack of malleability, may have generated a positive or open reaction from those who (with good reason) fear a link between genetic determinism and discrimination.
… the coverage of global warming could have been more balanced and presented scientific evidence from both sides of the debate".
On the contrary, the need for a more balanced, composite approach is evidenced by the finding that universal folic acid supplementation of pregnant women in areas where vitamin B-12 deficiency is common may program diabetes risk in children (12).
Also, the another objective the current review was to evaluate the incidence of cardiac toxicity and brain metastases to give a more balanced view of the total evidence and to increase statistical precision.
I would argue that to imply that migration is a wholly negative thing, while knowing that the evidence is far more balanced, is just as unacceptable.
New England attempted to be a more balanced team on offense this season, as evidenced by its rushing totals.
Apart from replicating the common finding of a decline in fine motor performance, our results provide evidence that handedness may become more balanced between early and late adulthood.
