Sentence examples for a revision of the guidelines from inspiring English sources

Under the current guidance, schools have a duty to inform the relevant local authority when they delete a pupil from the admissions register, A revision of the guidelines will draw attention to the importance of schools complying with this duty.

Increased awareness of PID symptoms, diagnosis and treatment and a revision of the guidelines are needed to improve detection and management of PID in this high risk setting [ 24].

However, new findings of RAS (KRAS/NRAS) mutations that can further predict the therapeutic effects of anti-epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR) antibody therapy necessitated a revision of the guidelines.

Here, we examine the juxtaposition of these two processes (often reported independently in the literature); and discuss the wider implications for a revision of the guidelines and methods of cross-cultural validation of PROMs.

Taking into account the results reported in this work we recommend a revision of the EPA guidelines for PAHs extraction from solid matrices with focused ultrasound, so that these match the analytical minimalism concept.

3 In 2012, we began a revision of the SQUIRE Guidelines, anticipating the creation of a new version, to be published in 2015.

The increase observed in Germany followed a revision of the MS guidelines in 2006 that introduced major changes [ 19], such as recommendations for early DMD treatment at the time of the first demyelinating event or CIS, use of MRI to facilitate diagnosis and early treatment, and prolonged treatment with DMDs based on long-term efficacy and safety data for IFN beta.

This represents a revision of those guidelines as a result of the changing toxicological and technical landscape.

Fourth, while the e-learning course used in this study was based on the Dutch guidelines on delirium care available at the time, in 2013 a revision of the delirium guideline from 2004 was published [ 32].

Recently, a revision of the monodisciplinary guideline on depression, developed by the Dutch College of General Practitioners (NHG), was published [ 11].

The German Federal Institute for Risk Assessment was aware of the IARC classification in 2006 419) but considered 0.1 ppm (124 μg m−3) to be a "safe level" and decided that a revision of the German guideline value was not required.