Sentence examples for synthesis evidence from inspiring English sources

Moncada, D. & Viola, H. Induction of long-term memory by exposure to novelty requires protein synthesis: evidence for a behavioral tagging.

This systematic review collates, and presents as a narrative synthesis, evidence from interventions which included changes to the urban environment and reported at least one health behaviour or outcome for children and young people.

In disorders due to impaired cholesterol synthesis, evidence to date suggests that the clinical phenotype in most cases reflects either accumulation of toxic metabolites and/or deficiency of pathway end-product.

The primary objective of this work will therefore be to synthesis evidence from intervention studies that explicitly engage the family unit to increase children's physical activity using an innovative dual meta-analysis and realist approach.

In terms of SkM growth and protein synthesis, evidence exists, implicating SIRT1 and SIRT6 as negative regulators of IGF-I and downstream Akt/mTOR signalling (Ghosh et al., 2010).

Senior Thesis, if applicable (goals 2, 3, 4); all majors will be encouraged to write a senior thesis, which will allow them to show in-depth knowledge of a particular subject within the displine, mastery of disciplinary methods of critical analysis, synthesis, evidence-based written argumentation.

SEA-ORCHID, a five-year project, is evaluating whether a multifaceted intervention to strengthen capacity for research synthesis, evidence-based care and knowledge implementation improves adoption of best clinical practice recommendations and so leads to better health for mothers and babies [5].

SEA-ORCHID (South East Asia Optimising Reproductive and Child Health In Developing countries) is evaluating whether a multifaceted intervention to strengthen capacity for research synthesis, evidence-based care and knowledge implementation improves adoption of best clinical practice recommendations leading to better health for mothers and babies.

At nine hospitals in Thailand, Malaysia, the Philippines and Indonesia, SEA-ORCHID investigated whether the health of mothers and babies can be improved through a multifaceted intervention to strengthen capacity for research synthesis, evidence-based care and knowledge implementation.

South East Asia - Optimising Reproductive and Child Health in Developing Countries (SEA-ORCHID) was a five-year project that aimed to determine whether a multifaceted intervention designed to strengthen the capacity for research synthesis, evidence-based care and knowledge implementation improved clinical practice and led to better health outcomes for mothers and babies.

The need for a common evaluation framework to guide the collection, analysis and synthesis of evidence is increasingly evident.