After Colorado legalized marijuana, and people saw the legal, tax-paying, kid-proof stores in practice, support went up—and now 58percentt support it, and only 38percentt want to go back to prohibition.
And some psychiatrists say that they have seen "indisputable proof" in their practices that the drugs help seriously ill children.
The former Australian of the Year accused courts of dismissing survivors' claims of violence even where backed with proof and said in practice shared custody had resulted in courts forcing children to have ongoing contact with violent parents.
However their proofs are not helpful in practice.
The concept of performance management is relatively new in the Ugandan health sector and lacks documented proof of practice.
Britain's National Health Service agrees: having studied the available research, it finds no proof of harm from turbines.In practice, the way people feel about windmills may have as much to do with financial effects as with physical ones.
The main sticking point is how the company can be sure its plan to keep the pills out of the hands of young girls — by limiting sales to pharmacies that agree to hold the drug behind the counter and to require proof of age — will work in practice.
An interesting problem for future research would be to implement the algorithm that is outlined by our proof, and show its efficiency in practice.
It is difficult to gauge the success of the innovative teaching methods in KT capacity building, because the optimal outcomes of evidence implementation in practice and proof of subsequent changes in the practices and attitudes of the healthcare providers who received this training will take time to materialize.
He thought that reversing the burden of proof would not make much difference in practice.
Perkins is engaging in "proof-texting" a practice in which a quote from the Bible is lifted out of its context and used in isolation from its setting in the Bible to make a point that has nothing to do with its meaning in its original setting.
