Sentence examples similar to a published recommendation from inspiring English sources

In a recently published recommendation upon the diagnosis and management of corticosteroid insufficiency in critically ill adult patients, the standard ACTH stimulation test for diagnosing adrenal insufficiency is not recommended to be performed as a routine [ 57].

Because of varying definitions of PFMT in the literature, all participants were provided with an outline of published recommendations on PFMT for men having radical prostatectomy, before being interviewed [ 17].

Moreover, whether it is used for performing an EFA or a CFA, most of published recommendations don't express their opinion on the issue of sample size [ 1, 9- 12], which doesn't facilitate good practice.

Most MPs (94 %) recommended that their patients participate in moderate exercise during pregnancy; however there appears to be a misalignment between the published recommendations and clinical practice.

We specifically chose the 2007 ACEP Clinical Policy on Syncope [18] because it included newly published recommendations on a frequently encountered diagnosis.

38 Within the largest groups (arterial cord pH paired with neonatal mortality and neonatal morbidity) we explored the reasons for heterogeneity using metaregression, planned a priori in keeping with published recommendations.

We chose to define erosive disease as presence of at least one erosion on X-rays of hands and feet, allowing increased detection sensitivity in this cohort of patients already fulfilling the 1987 ACR classification criteria, in accordance with recently published recommendations from a EULAR task force [ 49].

A European League Against Rheumatism task force recently published recommendations on the management of NPSLE; it was felt that 'there is currently no good quality evidence to guide several diagnostic, primary prevention, therapeutic and monitoring decisions in NPSLE, emphasizing the need for further research' [ 48].

While the role of MRI in the diagnosis of acute myocarditis is well established, with recently published recommendations by an expert committee ("Lake Louise Criteria") [27], the role of MRI in chronic myocarditis is less well defined, but is probably important because patients with DCM secondary to chronic myocarditis may show a favourable response to immunomodulatory therapy.

A dozen committees have met and published recommendations to decongest prisons, curb arbitrary arrests and speed up trials.

However, in line with recently published recommendations [ 14], a delay time of 2.0 s (instead of 1.5 s) was used to alleviate the effect of delayed blood arrival in the brain in our study groups [ 34].