Sentence examples for proper evidence base from inspiring English sources

Social care has been slow to develop a proper evidence base.

The HASC said it was "dismayed to discover the poor quality of information available about the extent and nature of prostitution in England and Wales" and concluded that "Without a proper evidence base, the government cannot make informed decisions about the effectiveness of current legislation and policies".

We would therefore like to invite educators/researchers to experiment with these tools in some formal way and report back their results to the medical/health education community, so that we may start building a proper evidence base, e.g., about best practices/uses of these tools in medical/health teaching and learning, and for different audiences.

Here the right thing to think from the perspective of a proper part of your evidence base is that you were at the mall; but this does not give you a defeater for your belief that you were not there.

But defeat is not impossible; it sometimes happens that one does acquire a defeater for a belief B, by learning that B is improbable with respect to some proper subset of one's evidence base.

This truncated physics could hardly call into question physics of the fuller variety, and the fact that from a proper part of the scientific evidence base, something inconsistent with general relativity is the best theory that fact would hardly give more traditional physicists a defeater for general relativity.

Yet even these teams cannot function without proper guidance of evidence based criteria.

They don't blame physiotherapists, coaches and specialist shoe-shop assistants who give advice, rather they blame footwear researchers for failing to conduct the research that would allow these views to be based on proper evidence.

It follows that the evidence base of an adherent of a theistic religion will contain the scientific evidence base as a proper part; it will include all the propositions to be found in the scientific evidence base, plus more perhaps those specific to Christian belief.

Tools that purport to have a psychology evidence base are being developed and placed under statutory duty while their "science" has not been subjected to proper scientific scrutiny or public critique.

Now suppose a given theory Simon's theory on altruism, or Wilson's on religion, or some minimalist account of Jesus's life and activity is in fact proper science, and is indeed the most plausible, scientifically most satisfactory theoretical response to the evidence, given EBS, the scientific evidence base.