Sentence examples for and in the guidelines from inspiring English sources

Gender identity is a non-work-related factor, and in the guidelines [to federal agencies] we will be making that clear.

There has been much discussion in the literature and in the guidelines about the ethical issues arising in research with children [ 2].

For purposes of quality assurance, all of the required steps set out in the DIN/EN/ISO 15883-4 standard [ 2, 7, 8] and in the guidelines for medical products have to be documented, and the records have to be verifiably deposited and stored.

General information on requirements for variant reporting can be found in the OECD Guidelines for Quality Assurance in Molecular Genetic Testing (http://www.OECD.org/dataoecd/43/6/38839788.pdf) and in the guidelines issued by the Swiss Medical Genetics Society (http://sgmg.ch/user_files/imag es/SGMG_Reporting_Guidelines.pdf).pdf

However, it is not clear from their article whether they have selected signals consistent in strength and direction, as suggested in our paper and in the guidelines for replication of association results [ 8], what may compromise to some extent their results.

To map DNA and associated guidelines in paediatric services, examine differences in safeguarding response and advice in the guidelines and explore the experience of guideline users.

The evidence was summarized in evidence tables and in the guideline text.

"The START results are clearly very important and impressive," he says, "and I fully expect will result in a review and change in the guidelines for 2015".

We recommend that should be considered and, if included, screening criteria for this parameter should be developed and included in the guidelines.

Yesterday, he said the precision and detail in the guidelines was an attempt "to define our scheme in words, exactly as we presented it," and was undertaken at the request of the development corporation.

So, an Information Support Center [ISC] was established in both places this ISC was grasped by the World Health Organization in 1991 and included in the guidelines for how countries should respond to disasters.