When it's in evidence, when it's bubbling up from the pages of an application essay, the gatekeepers in those wood-paneled offices notice.
Methadone is usually the least expensive medication and when used in evidence-based treatment paradigms is cost effective and can result in reduced drug use, improved health outcomes, as well as improvements in quality of life [ 47, 53, 54].
People may be overconfident in their beliefs because they have accumulated evidence to support them, when in reality much evidence refuting their beliefs was overlooked or ignored, evidence which, if considered, would lead to less confidence in one's beliefs.
When institutions involved in evidence assessment perform additional research, different approaches exist with regard to the types of publications drawn upon for assessment.
Read literally, these words make a bad impression; the attitudes that got the guy in trouble when drunk are just as much in evidence when sober.
Another example: political leaders and the public assume that levels of violence and threat in the world are increasing, when in fact hard evidence shows the opposite to be true (see my book).
Our owners can't see what goes on behind the scenes when we service their vehicles, though this will be in evidence when they hit the road.
In their growing recognition of the importance of evidence, some startups are making the claim of being evidence-based when in fact they are evidence-informed at best.
Their environmental sensitivity is also in evidence when they build and organize their office spaces, and when they plan their marketing campaigns.
Both prongs of his Princeton experience were in evidence when Signer spoke with PAW last week.
That was still in evidence when she played opposite Tom Hanks in the cloying Forrest Gump.
