According to a new study, consumers now believe that the gap between Web prices and those of traditional stores has narrowed, despite evidence that many goods remain significantly cheaper when bought online.
The narrow evidence requirements were first imposed under the Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders (Laspo) Act of 2012.
Past research on self-critical perfectionism and depressive symptoms has used either undergraduate or psychiatric samples, suggesting a need to broaden this relatively narrow evidence base.
This article examines the controversy surrounding these guidelines using the 2013 cholesterol guidelines as a case study of broader trends in clinical guidelines to use a narrow evidence base, expand the boundaries of disease and overemphasize pharmaceutical treatment.
Here, people who love horse racing love, admire, and care for their equine heroes equally as fervently -- a notion difficult to gauge for the non-racing public given the narrow evidence on offer.
While ultrasound may have a role as an add-on test in ARF when the chest X-ray is negative for consolidation, this possibility is tempered by the narrow evidence base available associated with substantial risks of bias and applicability concerns.
However, such reductionism in climate science is also a problem because it narrows the evidence base, limiting visions of possible futures and the ways they might be achieved.
Studies such as these and the one described in this paper help to narrow the evidence gap on the effectiveness of community participation to contribute to changes in health status.
If one looks closer at the numbers of "urgent" revascularisations one sees that the difference in revascularizations triggered by objective evidence narrowed from 19 events at 1 year to 16 events at the end of the second year of follow-up indicating that during year two of follow-up both groups fared equally well.
A multifaceted intervention to narrow the evidence-based gap in the treatment of acute coronary syndromes: rationale and design of the Brazilian Intervention to Increase Evidence Usage in Acute Coronary Syndromes (BRIDGE-ACS) cluster-randomized trial.
Although women's participation in sports continues to lag behind that of men in Spain, the gap is narrowing, as evidenced by the rise in the number of Spanish women Olympians.
