Sentence examples for contribute recommendations from inspiring English sources

Audience members use mobile devices (laptops, smartphones, and so on) to answer polling questions anonymously, ask questions of the surgeon or panel of experts, or contribute recommendations or expertise.

The service will now come with two enhancements: first, Google+ contacts that contribute recommendations and opinions on places in the directory will now show up when we search for those places.

These will articulate the agenda for action and contribute recommendations to the study.

This study may contribute recommendations to MC breeding programs concerning the control of fHCM.

The chi-square test of association was also used to test for a difference in gender across respondents who did and did not contribute recommendations for good supervisory practise in the above sense.

Specialty society partners American College of Rheumatology [22] and Canadian Rheumatology Association [23] contributed recommendations for appropriate ANA utilization, stressing that duplicative ANA testing is not warranted if there is high pre-test probability for immune-mediated disease and/or active disease.

They contributed recommendations of desired blood glucose levels and details on expected changes in insulin need during pregnancy and early postpartum.

Australia's pharmaceutical sector is dominated by the operation of the federally funded PBS, which, after a process of clinical and cost-effectiveness evaluation contributing recommendations to price negotiation, provides reimbursement (currently approximately 75%) for around 80% of the prescription medicines used in Australia[ 15].

Our recommendations to speed research are undoubtedly incomplete, and we invite the research community to contribute additional recommendations to increase the speed and relevance of the research enterprise.

We deeply appreciate the opportunities we were afforded to contribute our recommendations, in which we emphasized permanent supportive housing as a proven solution for preventing and ending homelessness.

[The Wall Street Journal] A Stanford geophysicist who contributed to recommendations for regulatory reform of fracking says that exempting gas companies from disclosing the chemicals they use in the drilling "makes the public needlessly paranoid".