Sentence examples for understanding the evidence from inspiring English sources
Late Tuesday, Mr. Teruggi's sister, Janis Teruggi Page, issued a statement on behalf of herself and Mr. Horman's wife that said: "I, along with Joyce Horman, am looking forward to understanding the evidence behind these indictments.
By understanding the evidence available from high-quality studies, the clinician can advise the families on appropriate action.
"Acceptance" ought to imply knowing and understanding the evidence, but how many of us can take this position on more than a few scientific theories?
Understanding the evidence was a key facilitator.
Particular attention will be given to understanding the evidence base, understanding the theoretical basis of treatment, demonstration of practice and role-play opportunities.
Understanding the evidence basis for ETS exposure and RSV could highlight the need to direct healthcare resources or intervention programs toward this potentially modifiable risk factor.
Finally, identifying and understanding the evidence-practice gaps, as well as barriers to implementing evidence allows the development of targeted strategies to ensure the uptake of evidence based guideline recommendations into everyday practice.
From reading these two student goals, a decentralized mindset is implied (through the use of understanding the empirical evidence that supports evolution) but not explicitly stated.
Problems identified with the online information related to comprehending medical terminology, understanding the scientific evidence regarding SABR, and appreciating the side-effects associated with SABR.
The development phase was aimed at understanding the problem, the evidence to support intervention development and the evaluation, through reviewing the existing literature, identifying theory and modelling processes and outcomes.
Understanding and interpreting the scientific evidence involves understanding the available levels of evidence, where systematic reviews and meta-analyses of clinical trials are at the top of the levels-of-evidence pyramid.
