Sentence examples for allowed guidelines from inspiring English sources
Although no single test was judged to be sufficiently sensitive and specific to be used as a sole diagnostic method, selective combined use of the three tests allowed guidelines to be formulated that allow a diagnosis to be made for individual animals with an estimated overall accuracy of 93% (range: 75% to 97%).
It may be appropriate to set clinical guidelines as a floor for medical care, but allowing guidelines to provide immunity for severe medical mistakes may instead make them a ceiling.
The phenomenon of near-trapping is investigated, allowing guidelines for airgap design to be established.
To that end, the ADQI group unanimously agreed that using the existing literature is not sufficient to allow guidelines or criteria to be set.
US research suggests that infant overweight and obesity should be explicitly acknowledged as a health issue amongst HCPs [ 40] which would consequently allow guidelines, staff training and preventative initiatives.
Regarding the current state of combined liver-kidney transplantation in patients with cirrhosis and kidney disease, including HRS, the ADQI group unanimously agreed that using the existing literature is not sufficient to allow guidelines or criteria to be set.
The EAC, while fully acknowledging these challenges, has shown how all available evidence may be used to inform decision making and allow guidelines for best clinical practice to be established.
This system allows guideline developers to transparently incorporate values and preferences during the guideline development process.
The CGS guideline-definition framework should allow guideline definition at different abstraction levels.
Another option is the provision of basic information that will allow guideline users to work out the resource implications for their own service (for example [ 26]).
Affordability or resource implications can be considered in the global guidelines if it gives guidance by provision of basic information that will allow guideline users to work out the cost implications for their own service [ 25, 15].
