Sentence examples for considering the guidelines from inspiring English sources

States are not required to adopt them, but 26 states have committed to seriously considering the guidelines.

Dr. Pielke said on Friday that considering the guidelines were merely "a starting line for agencies to consider these issues, what is surprising is how long it took to get these out".

The diagnosis was made considering the guidelines for global neuropsychological testing [ 28] and an evaluation of verbal episodic memory (Free and Cued Selective Reminding Test, FCSRT) [ 29], language (verbal fluency, naming, comprehension) [ 30], gnosis [ 31], praxis [ 32], visuospatial functions [ 33] and executive functions [ 34– 34].

But his spokesman, Fred Blosser, said that although Dr. Howard had considered the guidelines a promising concept, he changed his mind after the external reviewers reported that "they didn't believe scientifically that this would give us meaningful information to accomplish what we want to accomplish, which is to shed light on the long-term health effects of working at ground zero".

For more specific recommendations for quality test administration, consider the guidelines published by the International Test Commission International Test Commissionn [ITC] (2001)).

Also, the GPs consider the guidelines useful in several respects, for example, in patient contacts and for competence development.

In all tests, we considered the guidelines as the "gold-standard", and thus we didn't investigate potential error in the guidelines.

First, not all health care practitioners who treat asthma cases are aware of the guidelines and second, those who are aware may not consider the guidelines a helpful tool in making treatment decisions [ 6, 7].

Almost all of these 10 IPs considered the guidelines to be useful as a reference, but indicated that they lacked information that is needed for direct use in practice.

Only physiotherapists considered the guideline links useful.

Two ophthalmologists considered the guideline recommendations to be exceedingly vague.