Sentence examples for changes to the guide from inspiring English sources

In a document on its Web site, the Federal Trade Commission said proposed changes to the guide "would empower consumers without adding burdens to businesses".

A pilot interview was performed before the first data collection started to test the thematic guide; the pilot interview results produced a few minor changes to the guide.

We continued this cycle (approximately 3 clinicians per cycle) until our participants suggested no more significant changes to the guide (eight cycles).

We've made huge changes to the Guardian University Guide this year, all aimed at helping students in the UK and abroad find the right university course for them at a UK university.

The department did send a letter to the Council on Monday outlining public safety initiatives it has undertaken in public housing, including changes to the Patrol Guide regarding how officers patrol public housing buildings and when to conduct stop and frisks inside them.

The LGBT Advisory Panel does not have the resources to monitor compliance, and its mandate beyond making recommendations for changes to the Patrol Guide is unclear.

An audit trail was kept to document reasons for changes to the interview guide, codebook, and themes.

We made additional changes to the FGD guide after pretesting and also during the progression of the FGDs.

After each interview, the interviewers completed a debriefing to discuss relevant contextual information, general impressions of the interview, and possible changes to the interview guide.

This discussion resulted in two major changes to the BioCore Guide: 1) we developed broader principles under each concept, as a way to better organize the specific statements and see commonalities among subdisciplines; and 2) the biologically artificial boundaries among the subdisciplines were supplemented by a biologically relevant scale of molecules to ecosystems.

In addition, data on faculty use of and satisfaction with the curriculum will be collected through semi-structured qualitative interviews and observation, the results of which will be used to identify any weaknesses and needed changes to the Teaching Guide or Reference Manual, as related to the level of difficulty, time allocation, content updates, or other areas.