Commenter normahornby, who works for a children's charity, welcomes constructive change to the sector, but says the proposed cuts could damage the most effective charities: Charities which can evidence positive and sustainable outcomes and which are cost effective and can demonstrate community engagement should be prioritised for Big Lottery funding and for support from Big Society Bank.
It is important to submit patients in surgical ortodontic treatment to instrumental analysis which can evidence how masticatory function and mandibular movements are performed.
There is now clear evidence that wage growth is accelerating.Just as troubling may have been the extraordinarily rapid recent growth in corporate profits, which can be evidence of inflationary pressure not picked up by the official price data.
The authors did not investigate the Lyapunov spectrum, which can provide evidence of chaotic dynamics.
Acoustic signals that emanate from ecosystems are an important ecological variable which can provide evidence of current ecological condition as well as ecological change over time.
The relationships among the feed brine flow rate, the gained output ratio (GOR) and the start-up time were also investigated, which can be evidence to determine the optimal initial feed brine flow rate.
The need to conduct systematic reviews of animal experiments, which can provide evidence for the potential translational value of animal models to human disease, has been highlighted [ 20].
In general, purifying selection acts across genes to preserve their function, which can mask evidence for positive selection at one or a few sites.
Finally, members worked together to complete the WHO assessment tool, by describing any measures, facilities, and approaches available at the PoE, and listed documents which can provide evidence on the compliance of the core capacity requirements.
Performance measures are based on standards of care, which can be evidence-based or, in the absence of scientific evidence, determined by an expert panel of health practitioners [ 19, 27, 36 ].
She said: "However, in areas with high concentrations of worklessness, there is a risk of it becoming entrenched and this is something which can be evidenced anecdotally".
