Sentence examples for moving evidence from inspiring English sources

From there, the road snakes upward, past cows and trucks and three-wheeled taxis and every other kind of moving evidence of India's economic transformation.

We turned into the same kind of crooks we'd been following around... moving evidence around to make sure the asshole goes to jail; backing up other deputies regardless of what it was.

From a more integrated perspective, moving evidence into practice is a shared endeavour involving individuals, multidisciplinary teams, organisations, and the wider policy context [ 10, 13].

Whether these are called knowledge translation, knowledge transfer or exchange, knowledge uptake, research utilization or implementation science, knowledge dissemination or diffusion, the problem of moving evidence into practice generally constitutes the premise underlying their conceptualization [ 7, 10, 11, 31, 32].

Moving evidence-based practices (EBPs) from clinical research settings to real world work environments is challenging.

In the growing field of implementation science, sustainability is a critical component of the implementation process of moving evidence-based treatments to regular practice.

The later phases of translational research (T3 and T4) focus on moving evidence-based practices into health practice and ultimately to population impact [ 6].

This project represents an interface between T3 (moving evidence-based guidelines into health practice through implementation research) and T4 (evaluation of health outcomes on real-world, population health practice) translational research and will inform this avenue of relatively under-developed research in the field to date [ 80- 82].

If we want to move evidence up the pecking order we need to make it easier for policymakers to access and understand research evidence.

Nearly shouting, he asked the jury to acquit his client because, he said, the police could have moved evidence from the house to the Kimeses' car.

Most knowledge translation models propose strategies to move evidence more effectively into practice and decision-making.