Sentence examples for suitable evidence base from inspiring English sources

Unless this matter is redressed there will continue to be a disconnect between what is advocated in policy (that family carers needs are assessed and adequately responded to) and what actually happens in clinical practice (health professionals operating without a suitable evidence base to support family carers).

Second, in the absence of identifiable global guidance, e.g., quantitative planning assumptions from WHO, or a suitable evidence base from a specific developing country, we relied on planning assumptions largely from the United States and the judgments of the study team to generate the hypothetical input values used to illustrate the decision tool.

Furthermore, prioritization requires both a suitable method and an evidence base that supports such assessment, and it is not clear that either of these is currently available.

We did not specifically base the program design on a theory, as there was no published theory that appeared suitable with a sound evidence base in predicting good implementation outcomes [ 36].

These guidelines would therefore, represent a suitable classification scheme until a stronger evidence base is available.

Telephone-based counseling has an increasing evidence base [ 60] and may be particularly suitable for a maintenance-focused intervention given that it is a flexible and relatively lower intensity intervention.

This suggests TLG may be a more suitable metric to adopt instead of SUVmax as the evidence base develops.

However, limitations in the evidence base make it difficult to identify any specific intervention or combination of interventions particularly suitable for implementation in the contemporary NHS setting.

Reviewing the evidence base that supports dieting.

Quality of evidence base     Level of evidence Clearly defined levels of evidence.

The evidence base to date is limited.