Sentence examples for confusing recommendations from inspiring English sources
These incidents led to new research on methylmercury safety and culminated in the publication of an array of confusing recommendations by public health agencies in the 1990s warning against methylmercury exposure in adults and pregnant women, which ensured a continued high public awareness of mercury toxicity.
Certain topics of the subject were ambiguous in the last guidelines because of lack of high-quality evidence or confusing recommendations.
In the past decade, the confusing recommendations about Tdap immunization and the lack of precise guidelines resulted in underuse of the vaccine [ 75].
Finally, our results point to the need to avoid that conflicting and confusing recommendations and advice regarding the timing of introduction of solids be given to parents.
By knowing your type and arming yourself with good information, you'll make smart choices about mammograms, especially given the controversial and somewhat confusing new recommendations.
Of course, those recommendations can be confusing enough — eat fish, but not too much of fish that might be high in mercury.
Because epidemiology-based recommendations vary, often confusing and alienating the health-conscious public, an independent estimate, arising from a separate scientific discipline, is desirable, at least for purposes of triangulation.
Without it, the public's only exposure to dietary recommendations can be confusing media reports that tell you wine is good for you on Tuesday and say it will kill you on Thursday.
Dietary salt recommendations can be confusing for patients and the general population alike, and adhering to recommended targets is difficult for individuals.
There are confusing motivations and equally confused and confusing reactions.
Beginning in June he wrote a series of letters to Cornwallis containing a confusing and controversial set of ruminations, suggestions, and recommendations, that only sometimes contained concrete and direct orders.
