Sentence examples for utilising evidence from inspiring English sources

While numerous studies find that geographic proximity facilitates spillover effects between university and industry by utilising evidence from e.g. patenting and publishing activities, the geographical dimension is largely understudied in studies that report evidence from direct interaction.

By applying a multi-level socio-technical framework, and utilising evidence collected from a series of interviews with key government and industry leaders, this paper examines how, under the influence of landscape pressures, structural change at the regime level can come from the incubation of ideas and experiences at the niche level.

Its aim was to prevent the onset of type 2 diabetes among moderate to high risk individuals utilising evidence based behaviour change theories [ 4].

The items were developed based on research literature utilising evidence from specialist nursing domains (Eicher et al, 2012) and clinician and patient consultation in each of the seven countries.

Injury prevention efforts targeting Irish travellers should thus be scaled up, utilising evidence-based effective interventions within a social determinants framework.

Current practice is not utilising evidence-based approaches to the design and presentation of health promotion information about healthy lifestyle in the clinical environment and opportunities are being missed to aid behaviour change.

More than 75% of NICE CGs issued between April 2001 and April 2012 utilised evidence from NIHR HTA funded research.

Local-level built environment practitioners utilise evidence to make decisions, but their view of 'best evidence' appears to prioritise local relevance over academic rigour.

At the same time, there may also be a case for strengthening the ability of managers to demand, appraise and utilise evidence, including evidence that is readily available.

It has been recommended that future trials of how to promote evidence-based practice should be embedded in a theoretical framework, identify barriers and facilitating factors within the target group and utilise evidence on effective strategies for behaviour change [ 1- 3].

In one study centre NHS commissioners utilised evidence from NICE guidance to restrict the provision of community heart failure nurse services to patients with left ventricular systolic dysfunction only (LVSD).