Sentence examples for more efficient evidence from inspiring English sources

That could give more efficient evidence on fetal heart dysfunction of intra-amniotic ISO injection.

The systematic upkeep of the KB will not only preserve relative consistency between the original sources and the composite summary as knowledge evolves over time, but might also facilitate more efficient evidence dissemination across all interested stakeholders.

However, there was no intraindividual variation of temperature for the duration of the study; 2) the duration of the study periods may have been too short for the evaluation of the hemodynamic consequences of these two setting regimens; 3) better temperature setting for the heating device (e.g., 39°C vs. 36°C) might have been more efficient to evidence hemodynamic differences.

While its exact mechanism remains unknown, the trial showed that β-blockade could make the heart more efficient, as evidenced by improved stroke work index and left ventricular stroke work [68].

In the meantime, existing or planned migration screening programs for TB can be made more efficient and evidenced based.

Mechanical ventilation with ASV is more efficient as evidenced by lower VD/VT and may be safer as a result of lower VT and PIP.

While its exact mechanism remains unknown, the trial showed that β-blockade could make the heart more efficient, as evidenced by improved stroke work index and left ventricular stroke work [ 68].

We expect this will contribute to more efficient and effective evidence-based decision-making, education, and patient care.

This review concluded that specialist outreach services can improve health outcomes, ensure delivery of more efficient and consistent evidence-based care, and reduce the use of inpatient services.

Better indexing by databases and explicit qualitative methodology descriptors from authors are required to make searching for qualitative evidence more efficient and effective.

Addressing the identified deficiencies would enable more efficient, informed, and transparent evidence-based medical decision making.