Sentence examples for consensus advised from inspiring English sources

Diagnostic discrepancies were discussed with a geriatric colleague and solved by consensus advised by National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke-Alzheimer Diseand and Related Disorders (NINCDS-ADRDA) [ 19] criteria for probable AD.

Under the pharmacist protocol, women seeking birth control are no longer required to endure yearly pelvic exams or the wait times associated with them which aligns with the medical consensus advising against annual exams for healthy women.

The consensus advises reporting of PVD, PPV, MFI and heterogeneity index, in order to describe the functional perfusion of the microcirculation.

Several studies and one report of an international consensus meeting advise continuation of treatment with gonadotrophins and/or IUI if pregnancy does not occur within six ovulatory cycles [ 21- 24].

The European guidelines' recommendation is to initiate antibiotics within the first two hours of hospitalisation, whereas the current Infectious Disease Society of America/American Thoracic Society consensus guidelines advise the first antibiotic dose to be administered while the patient is still in the emergency department [ 4, 5].

Recent studies have advised a consensus approach in ENM development, in which multiple algorithms are used [46], [62].

Although the meta-analyses discussed above are not conclusive regarding the potential cardiovascular risk associated with rosiglitazone, given that other options are now recommended, the consensus group members unanimously advised against using rosiglitazone.

(ADA-E; Consensus) Patients with CFRD should be advised to do moderate aerobic exercise for at least 150 min per week.

Consensus meetings on H. pylori have advised that the first-line treatment should be a drug regimen that includes a PPI and two antimicrobial agents (clarithromycin + amoxicillin or clarithromycin + metronidazole).

Using rigid cutoffs for the CAT-PAD is not advised due to lack of consensus on the degree of capacities required for completing a PAD, and differences in situational demands.

Science and technology historian David F. Noble once advised, "[W]henever you have a consensus of scientists that should set off alarms".