Sentence examples for with reference to the evidence from inspiring English sources

Finally, this theoretical framework was applied with reference to the evidence of effective educational interventions and recognised barriers to integrating research into practice for physical therapists and health care professionals in general.

Relationships between individual concepts were then explored with reference to the evidence, which, in turn, led to clustering of concepts and the creation of a new conceptual model describing and reflecting the behaviour of interest.

Furthermore, evidence-based care advocates that medical decisions are made with reference to the best available research evidence [ 14].

We suggest systematic searching and synthesising of evidence, critical appraisal of evidence, and reporting the evidence with reference to the Grading of Recommendations, Assessment, Development and Evaluation (GRADE) 97 using the Appraisal of Guidelines for Research and Evaluation (AGREE) format (http://www.agreecollaboration.org).org

CAM methods of labor stimulation are discussed with reference to the lack or insufficiency of evidence for some of them.

The relative quantitative immunodetection analysis of the selected antennae and the core proteins performed with reference to the total Chl content provides further evidence that the ratio of the LHCII antennae (Lhcb1) to the PSII core (PsbA) proteins is higher in pea than in bean thylakoids.

A negative correlation between SOGS and MOPQ-R, with reference to the control and cleaning subscales, was evidenced in the majority of the examined subjects.

13 This empirical, standardised patient study addresses this evidence gap with reference to the number of ongoing patient problems that would be identified by GPs.

30 Ventilator management and ventilator weaning was introduced by the evidence-based guidelines 23 24 with reference to the lower tidal volume (VT) strategy (6 ml/kg predicted body weight < VT <10 ml/kg predicted body weight) in the ARDS Clinical Trial 31 and to the guidelines for weaning and discontinuing ventilatory support from the American College of Chest Physicians.

Objectives: To discuss how bioscience-based nursing knowledge contributes to clinically effective patient care and demonstrate the value of evidence derived from qualitative research and clinical expertise with reference to the 'evidence-based' hierarchy.

We provide an overview of the nutritional strategy during AKI with references to the available evidence (Table 1).