Sentences with phrase «robust evidence base which»

«What has changed is that over the past decade, certainly on the economic agenda, we've built a very robust evidence base which civil servants in the Treasury, for example, have accepted.

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«In the future it should base its programme decisions on a robust and clear evidence base, follow best contracting practice and establish a measurement regime which allows it to understand better what happens to those whom they may have helped.»

Our results build on prior research indicating that state same - sex marriage bans were associated with increased rates of psychiatric disorders19 and that health expenditures decreased following implementation of a same - sex marriage policy in Massachusetts.22 Our study contributes evidence on the association between same - sex marriage and mental health based on a robust analysis that controls for differences in state characteristics and for other state - level events that may affect suicide attempts, which are unlikely to systematically vary with the same geographic and temporal pattern as same - sex marriage implementation.

OFSTED maintained that instead of a robust challenge through a Complaints Procedure, it relied upon its quality assurance processes which, in London, included three quality assurance reads, two by an HMI including an evidence based review and a review of the factual accuracy check response by the lead inspector, a sign off by a senior HMI and the final sign off by the regional director, before proof reading.

-LSB-...] Current research suggests that getting feedback right, establishing productive teacher - student relationships, reciprocal teaching and fostering meta - cognitive strategies to help students become better at learning are among the strategies for which there is a robust evidence base for improved outcomes.

Dame Alison Peacock, the chief executive of the Chartered College of Teaching, which this week signed a pledge to support evidence - based practice, said the difference between the EEF findings and the earlier work in the US «emphasise the importance of carrying out robust evaluation, in context, before simply jumping on a bandwagon».

A lack of empirical data has deprived policymakers of a robust evidence base on which to make informed decisions.

We present scientific evidence that any effect which reduces the slope of the vertical temperature profile within a stably stratified surface boundary layer will introduce a warm bias, while any process that increases the magnitude of the slope of the vertical temperature profile in a stably stratified surface boundary layer will introduce a cool bias, remains a robust finding based on boundary layer dynamics.»

RO - DBT is an evidence - based practice which has 20 years of robust research behind it and is a new hope for challenges that are not responding well to other treatments.»

The review provides a robust international evidence base of programmes which have been demonstrated to improve parenting and the mental health and well - being of children.