Sentence examples for advised to initiate from inspiring English sources
In sum, service providers are advised to initiate some form of recovery action in response to deviant customer behaviors.
On August 25, the northern Bahamas were advised to initiate hurricane precautions, and a hurricane warning was issued for the islands.
Although women are advised to initiate ANC early, the majority started to attend after the 16th week of pregnancy.
Although women are advised to initiate ANC by 16 weeks of pregnancy, and some women had initiated ANC early, the majority began to attend the clinic at or after 17 weeks.
In 2012, the National Healthcare Services professionals were advised to initiate combination of an ACE inhibitor and ARB only under specialist supervision in patients with renal disease, taking into account the potential for adverse effects such as hyperkalaemia [ 119].
Subsequently, 31 (47%) patients reported that they were advised to start ART and 28 of these were initiated on ART.
Because treatment experience in patients receiving ciclosporin is limited, physicians are advised to exercise caution when initiating ezetimibe in the setting of ciclosporin coadministration, and to carefully monitor ciclosporin levels.
Patients were advised to treat as the guideline (Table 1) and to initiate early treatment where possible.
Several international consultants have visited hospitals and advised the government to initiate surveillance for specific groups of HCAI alongside other strategies such as hand-hygiene promotion, training of hospital staff and improving laboratory capacity.
Doctors are therefore advised to encourage parents to discuss CAM use for their children freely during hospital visits and to be willing to initiate discussions on this issue.
As a result of these significantly elevated risks, individuals with LS are advised to follow high-risk screening and surveillance guidelines, which include: 1) annual or biennial colonoscopy initiated at age 20 25 years or 2 5 years younger than the earliest known case in the family; and, for women 2) annual endometrial screening initiated at age 30 35 years.
