Sentence examples for more relevant evidence from inspiring English sources

In fact, recent data suggest CSF may provide more relevant evidence for initial or propagating pathology than the brain parenchyma itself in certain neuropsychiatric diseases[1].

WHO and others should shift emphasis from RCTs to more relevant evidence when assessing public health issues.

Once more relevant evidence becomes available through future studies, the burden of pneumococcal diseases might be estimated more accurately.

The research recommendation in the guidance means that MTEP will try to facilitate the research so that the guidance can be updated when more relevant evidence becomes available.

In addition to scientific evidence, policy-makers need to weigh up different factors such as the values of stakeholders, budgets, cost-effectiveness, broader perspectives, political decisions and aims, other, perhaps more relevant, evidence than the existing evidence of effect, prudent practices, and commonsense understandings that are obvious, but not supported by research evidence.

Evidence for harms should be assessed in the same way as evidence for benefits, although different evidence may be considered relevant for harms than for benefits; e.g. local evidence of complication rates may be considered more relevant than evidence of complication rates from trials for endarterectomy.

Literature is in fact much more relevant than evidence.

The focus on recent HIV testing in this paper provides more temporally relevant evidence to inform and help evaluate health promotion and public health policy, and should be used to contextualize passive HIV surveillance data.

4 5 11 13 15 19 21 Adherence is likely to become more relevant as the evidence mounts for longer duration use of tamoxifen (from 5 to 10 years) and use of AIs beyond 5 years.

Instead, they often gathered information about treatments through the personal anecdotes of friends and neighbours, and, in most cases, this experience-based information was considered to be more relevant than the evidence-based information: Jon: This is a really nice site when you're healthy and have some energy.

Conclusion: Practical guidelines for the provision of children's epilepsy services can be evidence influenced but until more relevant research is undertaken, not evidence based.