Sentence examples for best practices suggests from inspiring English sources
Results of a recent expert clinician survey on best practices suggests that CBT is useful for fear-based PTSD, while this treatment approach may require an additional treatment module targeting affective regulation for patients presenting with a diagnosis of Disorders of Extreme Stress (DESNOS) or complex PTSD [ 932].
Most programs, however, were still proceeding with less knowledge than best practices suggest, putting them at higher risk for cost growth and schedule delays.
Implications of the findings were discussed and several design best practices suggested.
Current best practices suggest gradual dose-escalation of urate lowering therapy and serial serum urate (sUA) measurement to achieve sUA < 6.0 mg/dl.
Current "best practices" suggest establishing riparian buffers along stream corridors and limiting impervious surfaces to prevent degradation of instream biological conditions.
To measure the perception of work-family balance practices, we integrated the measures used in several prior studies (Bloom et al. 2006; Kelly et al., 2008; Konrad and Mangel, 2000; Perry-Smith and Blum, 2000; Leslie et al., 2012), as well as the best practices suggested by the Alliance for Work-family Progress.
Organizational best practices suggested in [7] that are most relevant to mitigating the incidence of cyber FF are those that help to reduce cognitive load, stress, and ultimately lead to lower risks of human errors: Review and improve management practices to align resources with tasks.
The post then offers "best practices" suggesting university employees avoid emphasizing a particular religion, not coerce participation and ensure "your holiday party is not a Christmas party in disguise".
High cell passage number has been shown to increase the risk of alterations in DNA fingerprinting and best practices suggest cell identification at low passage numbers [ 44].
Current best practices suggest that we categorise every pregnant woman as being at risk of possible obstetric complications and death [ 8, 13, 14] and should therefore be given access to EmOC services based on need.
