Sentence examples for turning evidence from inspiring English sources

Although optimizing diabetes care reduces death and complication rates (1– 3), multiple barriers hinder turning evidence into practice (4, 5).

The potential importance of a policy stage in the process of turning evidence into application is increasingly being accepted, even for clinical practice [ 30].

BELGRADE 18 June 2012 - The workshop "Strengthening child protection systems in their response to violence against children - turning evidence into policy and results" is a regional activity in the context of the "Violence against children" project.

Improving responses to violence against children by turning evidence into policy and results Sarajevo, 18 September 2012 - Government, Ombudspersons and civil society representatives from Albania, Bosnia Herzegovina, Serbia and Turkey are meeting in Sarajevo as part of a two-year joint initiative of the European Union and UNICEF to help protect children from violence in South East Europe.

Mr. Davidge and Christie's have been granted conditional amnesty from prosecution by the government for turning over evidence first.

Earlier yesterday, Judge Alice D. Bonner scolded prosecutors for not turning over evidence that could have helped the defense.

Researchers were turning up evidence possibly linking the vaccine to illnesses of soldiers during the Persian Gulf war of 1991.

In a 2007 case, a judge fined a Nassau prosecutor $1,000 for not turning over evidence in a murder trial.

In cases where turning over evidence might endanger a witness, for example, a judge could allow an exception.

Mr. O'Mara has repeatedly accused prosecutors of dragging their feet in turning over evidence, a charge that they have disputed.

This is despite the frequent delays in turning research evidence into improved patient care [ 71, 72].