Sentence examples for recognised evidence from inspiring English sources

Very few Guidelines have included recognised evidence levels (six radiology, three nuclear medicine) and grading recommendation using a recognised system (four radiology, one nuclear medicine).

Patients were followed up for DFS (delimited by the first clinically recognised evidence of local or distant recurrence).

Patients were followed up for metastasis-free survival (MFS) (delimited by the first clinically recognised evidence of distant recurrence).

Over the last years key stake holders in the healthcare sector have increasingly recognised evidence based medicine (EBM) as a means to improving the quality of healthcare.

These lists were based on the synthesis of the findings from a comprehensive needs assessment conducted at each research site (Table  2), the inputs from the stakeholders received through the causal analysis workshop and on internationally recognised evidence and guidelines on effective PPC [ 8, 18, 20, 25– 30].

Research recommendations, which form part of the clinical guidance documents, are made based on a recognised evidence gap in that area.

The Featured Artists Coalition FACC) says the planned crackdown fails to recognise "evidence that repeat file-sharers of music are also repeat purchasers of music".

Therefore, the conclusion can be made that the UK government is not fully recognising evidence in the literature when creating fracking legislation and regulations.

Recognising evidence of increased risk of mortality with an eGFR <45 ml/min/1.73 m2 in all age groups, stage 3 CKD is split into two subcategories (3a and 3b) [ 1, 2].

It is also important to recognise evidence that how people perceive and respond to robots, and the relationships they form with them, will not be the same for everyone.

Sir John Savill, chief executive of Medical Research Council (MRC) said: "By protecting MRC resource expenditure in real terms, it's clear that the Government has recognised the evidence showing investment in medical research reaps health and wealth rewards".