Sentence examples similar to adaptable guidelines from inspiring English sources
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.
This provides a core standard system, with guidelines adaptable to local (national and institutional) situations [20], and its implementation and clinical use have already started in different countries.
The WHO regularly publishes free online practice guidelines adaptable in low resource settings [ 14].
Likewise, dimensionless claims about adaptability, such as, "insurgents are more adaptable than us" are made without clear guidelines of how to measure adaptability.
Based on these concepts and design objectives, adaptable design methods and general design guidelines are proposed.
There are some useful definitions and guidelines on adaptive design, which although written for drug and vaccine registration trials (as this is largely where the approach has been used), the concepts are helpful and adaptable to other trial settings.
The knowledge of adaptability includes the adaptability characteristic of old cases returned by the adaptability analysis and the guideline that the training data from adaptable case should be given higher weight to build SVM model.
To achieve these objectives, an international task force developed a transcultural diabetes-specific nutrition algorithm that simplifies complex diabetes guidelines into an easy-to-use format that is adaptable.
First, alignment between curriculum guidelines and teaching practices could be greatly improved if new guidelines were to become more adaptable in terms of Rogers' (2003) five perceived characteristics of innovations.
Although these guidelines were developed in response to the global health activities of educational institutions, the principles are applicable and adaptable to informal programs and individual global health efforts.
