Sentence examples for providing an evidence from inspiring English sources

The IARC, which is responsible for providing an evidence base for the cancer control policies of the World Health Organisation and its members, had completed a year long review of the scientific literature on the herbicide.

This limitation is considered acceptable given the coarse resolution of this regional scale analysis and the intended purpose of the PVAHA framework as a mechanism for providing an evidence base for prioritising further analysis using tested and accepted methods of local scale hazard modelling (e.g. conventional dispersion modelling using fully 3D wind fields).

The absolute ζ-potential gradually increases from −19.4 to −4.5 mV upon increasing DN from 0.4 to 1.0 m, providing an evidence of the progressive neutralization of the anionic PAA blocks of the PAA-b-PEO-b-PAA by binding the cationic DTAB.

The Raman spectrum of sample A is dominated by a Raman peak at 581.5 cm−1 (Figure 4, curve a), which corresponds to the LO modes with the A1 and the E1 symmetries (A1 (LO)/E1 (LO)) of wurtzite ZnO [21, 22], providing an evidence for the wurtzite structure of the ZnO NRs.

This PVAHA, which employed all available eruption data for the Asia-Pacific region, allowed us to quantitatively assess the relative ash hazard across the region and identify key contributing sources to the hazard at sites of interest providing an evidence base for prioritising further, more detailed, local-scale analyses.

Statistical analysis of previous fire incidents in the UK has been carried out with the intent of providing an evidence base in the creation of a decision support system tool for UK fire engineering consultants to aid in the design of cost effective fire engineered structures.

Providing an evidence-driven infrastructure is critical to addressing the continuous challenge of managing effective nurse-patient assignments in a workable staffing plan.

By not providing an "evidence-based recommendation," Sears left the child, his mother and "future contacts at risk for preventable and communicable disease," according to the medical board's accusation.

This information is important in providing an evidence-based approach in designing and interpreting randomized controlled trials involving these conditions.

It aims to fill an urgent need by providing an evidence-based low-intensity mental health intervention that is amenable to LMICs.

Additionally, we sought to identify low risk regional node groups in NPC, thereby providing an evidence-based proposal for lymphatic target selection in conformal radiation therapy for NPC.