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Height and weight were used to compute body mass index and assign participants to one of three categories of weight status based on internationally recognised cut-offs.
It notes that a European standard that includes web accessibility based on internationally recognised and technology-neutral guidelines is under development within the "European Commission Mandate 376" — and could be available as early as 2014.
Future guideline development in China should be based on internationally recognised methodology with relevant stakeholders involved.
One major differing characteristic being the fact that the system is not based on an internationally recognised classification system, but on 24 different systems of diagnosis classification, developed by different specialist medical associations.
A Camelot spokesman said: "The UK transfer pricing legislation exists to ensure the tax relief arising from transactions between connected parties are based on the internationally recognised 'arm's length principle' (which ensures that such transactions are market-based).
Another strength is that the IBS diagnosis was based on the internationally recognised Rome II-criteria designed for research purposes [ 11].
The same test conditions are used for determining air pollutant emissions, CO2 emissions and fuel consumption and are based on the internationally recognised United Nations ECE Regulations (ECE R83 and ECE R101).
These lists were based on the synthesis of the findings from a comprehensive needs assessment conducted at each research site (Table 2), the inputs from the stakeholders received through the causal analysis workshop and on internationally recognised evidence and guidelines on effective PPC [ 8, 18, 20, 25– 30].
The definition of evidence-based guideline-adherent adjuvant treatment was based on internationally evidence based validated guidelines.
