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In our view, the four principles for making evidence synthesis more useful for policy would be strengthened by taking power and bias into account (C. A. Donnelly et al. Nature… Click to show full abstract
In our view, the four principles for making evidence synthesis more useful for policy would be strengthened by taking power and bias into account (C. A. Donnelly et al. Nature 558, 361–364; 2018). Otherwise, the principles could fall short for issues that involve uncertain facts, disputed values, high stakes and urgent decisions — as in global biodiversity loss and climate change, for example.
Keywords:
policy;
bias synthesizing;
evidence;
evaluate power;
power bias
Journal Title: Nature
Year Published: 2018
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Journal Title: Nature
Year Published: 2018
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