Sentence examples for shaped evidence from inspiring English sources

No direct head to head trials compared any of the drug or exercise interventions in the identified meta-analyses, resulting in a star shaped evidence network for the secondary prevention of coronary heart disease (figure 2).

Clinical guidelines, in the sense of scientifically developed statements to assist practitioner and patient decision-making about appropriate care for specific clinical conditions, may be important instruments to shape evidence based medicine [ 1, 4].

From the start this was essential to the ways his accusers shaped the evidence and judged his character.

HIV response has entered a new era shaped by evidence that the combination of interventions impacts the trajectory of the epidemic.

At micro-level, individuals had different understandings of what constitutes 'robust' evidence for policymaking, shaping their evidence preferences and decision-making practices.

Lastly, it can be seen that, in most of the cases, the asymmetric distribution shapes evidence a higher frequency of higher and lower values for temperature and relative humidity respectively; this means that the site tries to reach spontaneous hypogean conditions.

"The questions shape the evidence," he said.

It's fascinating psychology – ideological reasoning: what's most important is that the construct exists, and you shape all evidence to fit it".

Research grant assessment processes are important since they influence research priorities thereby shaping what evidence is available.

Inside the walls the archaeologists dug up the remains of fine pottery and several large ovens, shaped like igloos, evidence of food preparation on an institutional scale.

He added: "My own views were shaped by that evidence as well as the circumstances of those former BHS workers whose jobs have been lost and pensions put at risk.