Sentence examples for a guide to consider from inspiring English sources

We used the STROBE [ 17] criteria as a guide to consider key aspects of study design: sampling methods, definition of study population, inclusion and exclusion criteria, assessment of exposure, assessment of outcome(s), completeness of follow-up, treatment of missing data and treatment of possible confounding variables.

There are two secondary guides to consider when determining the validity of an economic analysis.

But to Mr. Zlobin's surprise, his book — published this year and marketed as a guide to Russians considering a move abroad — is already in its fifth print run, and his publisher has commissioned a second volume.

Completing such a questionnaire is simply a guide to help you consider the amount of losses you think you are willing to withstand, but the process is certainly not an exact science.

Ms. Gionfriddo found that often viewers' romantic history was a guide to whom they considered good or bad.

The return cannula was then inserted (over a guidewire) into the right atrium using ICE as a guide to optimal positioning, considered as in the high right atrium or right atrial-superior vena cava junction.

We have a round-up of the Help to Buy rates on offer so far, and a guide to whether you should consider taking on a 95% mortgage to buy a home.

Investors seemed nervous that the company, considered a guide to the health of the tech industry, would give bleak guidance (see "Cheap Chip Shots").

Some commissioners are gauging the strength of their relationship with Ms. Harris as a guide to whether they could be considered for a position.

The company is considered a guide to the American economy because it ships everything from property documents to car parts.In the latest effort to cut costs at airlines, British Airways asked its staff to volunteer to work for nothing or take unpaid leave for up to a month to help the company's "fight for survival".

The representations of substance abuse were considered a "guide to action" [ 17, 18]; thus, GPs' opinions were used to understand how they act.