Sentence examples for targeted evidence from inspiring English sources

We conclude with a recommendation for more targeted, evidence based support for HNV farmland, along with better integration in the wider rural economy, if these farming practices are to survive into the future and if the EU is to meet its 2020 biodiversity targets.

During July to Nov 2012, using the rapid review model identified a number of existing bundle criteria which required a targeted evidence review and resulted in changes to recommendations consistent with the evidence.

We need to improve access to specialist targeted evidence-based treatments such as CBT and family therapy.

Mechanistic links between skeletal muscle fatigue, proton accumulation (or metabolic acidosis) and NaHCO3 supplementation have been identified to provide a more targeted, evidence-based approach to direct future research, as well as provide practitioners with a contemporary perspective on the potential applications and limitations of this supplement.

A core recommendation of recent governmental policies internationally is the role of primary care in identifying high-risk populations for a wide range of chronic diseases and the promotion of targeted, evidence-based interventions for disease prevention [ 29].

The next step was to develop and evaluate a simple structured assessment that would enable CHWs to identify specific impairments at the level that could inform targeted evidence-based intervention.

In the first instance, we will target evidence relevant to the health and social care support workforce including advocacy organisations (eg, Age UK, The Alzheimer's Society).

So there must be some mental machinery that allows us to mentally target evidence-transcendent states of affairs.

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PEPFAR 3.0 (2013–2019) seeks to maximize the impact of investments by targeting evidence-based interventions for key geographic areas and populations with the highest incidence rates.

The TDF aids the identification of barriers and levers to organisational and individual level behaviour change, which can be subsequently targeted with evidence based interventions.