Sentence examples for be explicitly recommended from inspiring English sources

Although magnesium cannot be explicitly recommended at present, it may exert neuroprotective activity, independently from the occurrence of vasospasm.

The initiative, which was explicitly recommended by the Kennedy report, paves the way for the controversial introduction in the next few years of performance league tables measuring the mortality rates of individual consultants in a wide range of medical specialities.

The discrete-choice approach is explicitly recommended and acknowledged by regulatory institutions evaluating methods for the measurement of patient preferences to weight and rank single preferences [14].

Accordingly, the discrete-choice method is explicitly recommended by regulatory institutions evaluating health technologies for the measurement of patient preferences for purposes of weighing and ranking of single preferences [14].

The second fact is that pavement rehabilitation is explicitly recommended by some design methods such as the AASHTO method which requires rehabilitation action once the pavement reaches its terminal serviceability as defined by the terminal present serviceability index.

Although preference for whole food options is explicitly recommended, no quantitative advice is given.

In Germany, the implementation of SDM in the clinical encounter is explicitly recommended by the German Medical Association and Scientific Medical Societies [ 1].

In the national STI management guidelines, partner notification and treatment is explicitly recommended for other STI syndromes, but not for RPR/VDRL positive cases.

Informal caregiver's utilization of support services which were explicitly recommended by their general practitioner increased in the intervention arms compared to the control group by four-fold for counseling and five-fold for support groups.

Some eHealth initiatives have already been launched in the UK and are designed to bring both benefits to patients and to deliver significant savings to the health budget (for example, for England see [ 20]) and greater use of eHealth solutions in the delivery of care for older people has been explicitly recommended by the Scottish Public Health Network [ 21]).

Persuasion is explicitly recommended: "Specific steps can be taken by HCPs [ Health Care Practitioners and OPO [Organ Procurement Organization] stand tOPOaximize the opportunity to persuade families to donate their relatives' organs" [ 33], and "Further apprOrgan Procurement Organizationve answer can be attempted, with appropriate arguments directed towards reversal of the refusal" [ 34].