Sentence examples for advocated in some from inspiring English sources
8 In Africa, intermittent preventive therapy is advocated in some high-risk populations, including sulfadoxine/pyrimethamine during pregnancy and amodiaquine/sulfadoxine pyrimethamine as seasonal malaria chemoprophylaxis in the Sahel subregion, where there is little resistance to these drugs.
Such integration has been advocated in some medical schools in Nigeria [ 4].
Iron administered via total parenteral nutrition (TPN) solutions has been advocated in some publications [ 34].
SatDNA transposition has been advocated in some studies as alternative mechanism in the evolutionary dynamics of human centromeric region Similarly, enrichment in TRs derived from LTRs in Zea mays centromeres raises the possibility that centromeric satDNA can be renewed or replaced by novel satDNA repeats derived from retrotransposons.
At present, the nature of HL during and after cardiac operations is not totally clear, but the majority of authors [ 4, 7- 9] tend to attribute this finding to a tissue hypoxia (type A HL) even if type B HL (without tissue hypoxia) has been advocated in some cases [ 10].
Compared to the lateral pedicle with its limited recruitment of tissue which is advocated in some cases in reduction mammaplasty procedures for autoaugmentation [ 24], the inferior pedicle is designed to give better breast shape with upper-pole fullness and more volume, which is imperative in reautoaugmentation after implant removal without using a new implant.
In the article Truffaut attacked France's commercial cinema and its so-called tradition of quality, as exemplified by Mr. Delannoy and certain colleagues, and advocated in its place what some called auteurism, a more personal, director-centered filmmaking style that Truffaut himself came to embrace as a filmmaker.
This will go some way towards provision of equitable services advocated in policy [ 4].
This is the kind of research advocated in the manifesto.
This was further advocated in the May 2007 World Health Assembly Resolution 60.22 [2].
– is advocated in national guidelines?
