Sentence examples for a group of guidelines from inspiring English sources

A group of guidelines which received special attention in the discussions addressed Domain Mapping.

In response to that interest, in 1998 the ICNIRP, a panel of experts commissioned by WHO, published a group of guidelines aimed at limiting human exposure to nonionizing electromagnetic fields with potentially harmful, short-term health effects.

Dr Aseem Malhotra, consultant cardiologist and founding member of the Public Health Collaboration, a group of medics, said dietary guidelines promoting low-fat foods were "perhaps the biggest mistake in modern medical history, resulting in devastating consequences for public health".

In a group of 29 patients where guidelines were not followed (dosing decisions were made by junior surgeons), only 8 patients (28%) had an acceptable INR on day four, 16 (55%) had a low INR and 5 (17%) had a high INR.

Adherence to the guideline, even in a group of physiotherapists familiar with the guideline, showed possibilities for improvement.

Important within this group of guidelines is an underpinning for combing information (general guideline II), whereas in practice data is often combined based in similarity in format.

Then, we identified published clinical practice guidelines on diabetes care and considered those most recently updated and used by a group of regional partners adapting diabetes guidelines for Switzerland.

NEARLY a year has passed since the city ruled that a group of developers had violated zoning guidelines when they built five oversize buildings in the Bedford-Stuyvesant sectiof of Brooklyn, and the owners of the 72 completed condominiums remain in an uncomfortable limbo, unable to sell or refinance their apartments.

After all possible underlying causes of cough have been excluded and the patients have been treated according to current guidelines, a group of patients, mainly female, remains that can be labelled as having chronic refractory unexplained cough.

They are proposing that everyone agree to follow "the Codex," a set of guidelines developed by a group of 180 countries called the Codex Alimentarius Commission, which was established by the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization and the World Health Organization.

The first group of guidelines pertain to the design process itself, addressing the limitations in access to clients in mental healthcare settings, and strategies for collaborative design with therapists.