Sentence examples for consequent recommendations from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, we will take advantage of diffusing the results of the study and the consequent recommendations to all paediatricians in the Region to involve as many as possible of them in future activities aiming to a better management of CD.

Table 2 shows the systems used to grade the level of evidence and consequent level of recommendation for the use of corticosteroids for each specified infection.

This is in accordance with the recommendation of consequent surgical intervention to remove all lesions of these types (Yeh et al, 2003).

The consensus in our institution regarding adjuvant radiation and chemotherapy for these patients is ill-defined, owing to a lack of HER2 status testing and consequent treatment; absence of national recommendations, guidelines, or national follow-up programs for cancer patients; and, above all, very poor patient compliance to treatment or to the limited follow-up services available.

Observe also that the consequent in the rules contains personalized recommendations.

Because of the rarity of Gaucher disease and the consequent lack of randomized trial data, recommendations are based on evidence from observational studies, case reports and expert opinion.

Indeed, the accurate surveillance by PET can help or change the treatment recommendations, thus avoiding unnecessarily biopsies consequent to false-positive imaging studies [25].

Consequent implementation of isolation according to the recommendations of the German Central Committee against Tuberculosis, low HIV-prevalence and the medical resources of a high income country may have contributed to this finding [ 16].

This may lead to differential policy recommendations for different socioeconomic groups with consequent reduction in health inequalities.

In addition to these savings in drug acquisition, adherence to guideline recommendations should also result in effective blood pressure control and consequent reduction in the risk of costly complications.

The new and revised recommendations included here reflect newly available evidence, shifts in patient profiles and the consequent adaptation of general clinical practice.