Sentence examples for a single set of guidelines from inspiring English sources

All agreed we need to strive to adopt a single set of guidelines.

The complex and nuanced picture of attitudes to receiving unsolicited genetic information demonstrated here complicate any effort to produce a single set of guidelines to inform when disclosure to at-risk family members should occur.

However, given the large diversity of approaches, models, and software used in the field of IRT it is difficult to recommend a single set of guidelines for all types of studies, and an expansion or modification of their guidelines might be needed.

The report throws down a daunting challenge: to produce a single set of locally adaptable clinical guidelines covering all child health problems likely to be encountered in emergency situations, then tailor them to the different expertise levels necessary and translate them into several different languages.

The current guidelines of the American College of Sports Medicine [ 14] suggest that a single set of exercise is not adequate and 2 4 sets of 8 15 repetitions are preferred.

This body would create a single set of rules to operate across the European Union, developing "binding technical standards in specific areas" and drawing up "interpretative guidelines which the component national authorities would apply".

Dr Willie Stewart, consultant neuropathologist at NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde, said: "It is a significant achievement to establish a single, shared set of guidelines for sports concussion management across all Scottish grassroots and amateur sports.

The industry is unregulated, and there is no single set of accepted guidelines or standards.

No single set of broad guidelines exists that guarantees the selection of successful projects.

We performed a survey amongst international experts to guide the design of future studies and help to prepare for a single international set of guidelines.

A single set is composed of 10 fish (i.e., five male and five female) maintained in a tank set up as a flow-through system for chemical exposure as mandated by guidelines reported by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development [ 5].