Sentence examples for Expanded recommendations from inspiring English sources

In 2004, the Pan American Health Organization's (PAHO) Technical Advisory Group on Vaccine-preventable Diseases (TAG) expanded recommendations for the Americas.

Some fertility experts raised concerns that the expanded recommendations may not happen in reality.

Still, almost 30% of schools vaccinated more than half of their students in grades K 8 before the 2008 ACIP expanded recommendation (1 ).

Specifically, it is important to verify that the time to ART initiation in people with low CD4 count is not longer as the number of newly ART eligible people is increasing with expanded recommendation, and that people who become eligible with higher CD4 count initiate ART quickly even if they do not feel sick [ 16].

Foursquare has announced that it will expand recommendations to include suggestions made by users' Facebook friends who have also signed up for the location-based discovery service.

This item reiterates and expands recommendation 9 and achieved 100% approval; the SoR was 9.4+0.8.

In 2009, the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention expanded their recommendations for influenza vaccination to include school-aged children.

The lack of supply comes as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta and the American Academy of Pediatrics had expanded their recommendations for children who should be vaccinated and as the shots were gaining wider acceptance.

In 1982 the college, the nation's leading organization of childbirth experts, issued its first guidelines for vaginal delivery after Caesarean section; it revised and expanded the recommendations in 1985 and 1988.

Stellingwerff's group was one of the first to publish periodized nutrition guidelines for middle-distance athletes [17], they then expanded these recommendations for a multitude of power sports [18].

3, 4 With the availability of antiretroviral drugs increasing globally, the World Health Organization has expanded its recommendations for their use.