Sentence examples for beyond that recommended from inspiring English sources

However, to date, no studies suggest a benefit of perioperative glycemic control beyond that recommended for all hospitalized patients on mortality after kidney transplant [ 60].

Limiting stress and strain with a volume-limited and pressure-limited protective ventilation strategy beyond that recommended for patients with ARDS could provide additional benefit during ECMO support [ 4, 18, 19].

Nonetheless, by putting focus on examining the newborn, the tool may have provided a starting point for discussion with parents about whether or not they thought that their baby needed extra care – beyond that recommended for every newborn - in the first days of life.

12 This novel approach when applied to healthcare facility design and construction, involves applying scientific methodology to find associations between design interventions and healthcare outcomes, and goes beyond traditional prescriptive guidelines that recommend minimum standards.

We found no floor effect but a ceiling effect that was beyond the recommended 15% ceiling.

Tauw has tried to defend its standards at three occasions: (1) A hint to a promising, yet unpublished neighbor study, (2) a cryptic announcement: "an examination of other measures beyond that will be recommended by the authors," and (3) a later publication of the dioxin map (Fig. 1) in the Tauw newsletter of July 2014 (Jacobs [20]), subsequent to the online release of the final report [19].

In addition, a multicountry study found that, even when oxytocin is given, there are errors in its administration, most commonly that administration is delayed beyond the recommended 1-minute postpartum time frame.

Type 4 -- An application for additional support beyond that previously recommended.

This study reached the same conclusions as individual patient data meta-analyses, although our findings suggest that the benefits can go beyond the recommended threshold and concern all patients meeting ARDS criteria.

Hickox, 33, said she is concerned that the quarantine requirements, which go beyond the recommended federal guidelines for how to monitor travellers arriving from the west Africa, were predicated on fear, not science.

Although the number of projected screened women includes some women beyond the recommended age for screening, it can be estimated that approximately 5.2 million women in Italy undergo opportunistic screening.