Sentence examples for advocated by current from inspiring English sources

Costs were assessed from a societal perspective as advocated by current standards for cost-effectiveness analysis [ 12- 14].

The intuitive response for a GP in such a situation would be to repeat the LFT, an approach advocated by current literature.

It tests a composite caries prevention intervention, which represents an evidence based approach advocated by current guidance from the English Department of Health which is feasible to deliver to all low risk (caries free) children in general dental practice.

This analysis indicates that the strategy of repeating LFTs in asymptomatic patients, advocated by current guidelines, is less sensitive and far more expensive than viral testing those patients born in countries where viral hepatitis is prevalent.

From this review, several effective interventions were identified, which are already recommended as routine practice, for example education about folic acid supplementation and pelvic floor muscle training to prevent or reduce the risk of urinary incontinence are advocated by current practice guidelines in the UK [ 63] and further afield [ 64, 65].

This is largely driven by Beijing's fear of the potential ramifications in Tibet and Xinjiang, where greater autonomy/independence from Beijing is advocated by currents within the Tibetan and Uighur communities that view China's central government as exploitative and oppressive.

The Liberal Democrats have previously had sole ownership of the mansion tax policy, first advocated by the current business secretary, Vince cable.

Syria and its Lebanese allies have hedged their acceptance of Mr Suleiman with conditions that would enable them to block policies advocated by the current parliamentary majority, which is led by the late Mr Hariri's son, Saad.

The strategy advocated by the current guidelines (repeating the LFT with a view to testing for specific disease if it remained abnormal) was less efficient (more expensive per case detected) than a simple policy of testing all patients for viral hepatitis without repeating LFTs.

Researchers at the National Centre for Atmospheric Research at Boulder, Colorado have found that if population were to reach, say, 7.4 billion in 2050 instead of 9 billion, it would reduce emissions by 15% – not nearly enough to meet the most modest current targets advocated by the G8 of between 50 and 80% reductions by 2050.

Thus, based on the pathophysiology of type 2 diabetes and its association with increased CVD risk, 32 the current goals advocated by the ADA, the European Association for the Study of Diabetes, and the AACE are to achieve the lowest possible HbA1c without undue risk of hypoglycemia and weight gain with appropriate individualization.