Sentence examples for controlled by guidelines from inspiring English sources

F.B.I. investigations are controlled by guidelines first put in place by Attorney General Edward H. Levi during the Ford administration, after the disclosure that the bureau had engaged in illegal domestic spying for decades.

The facility is controlled by FELASA guidelines.

The operation consistency was well controlled by distributing uniform guidelines to each center and providing intensive subject education.

"Jairam was controlled by a set of guidelines set in Parliament," he says.

The state dictates that the education practices in the Swedish school system (from preschools to high school) are controlled by the aims and guidelines in the three curricula (Lpfö98, Lgr11, Lpy11) with the expressed aim "that the three curricula should link into each other and take a common view of knowledge, development and learning" (Lpfö98, pp. 3).

All animal experiments were performed according to the protocol approved by the Ethics Committee on Animal Experiments of the Yamaguchi University School of Medicine and were controlled by the committee's guidelines for animal experiments (#13-012).

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The drawback in the PCI method is the dubious repeatability of visual surveys due to the subjective nature and difference between the severities of distresses, which can be controlled by extensive and meticulous inspection guidelines or by the use of automated data collection devices [14].

To optimize the implementation of these guidelines for all patients the treating physician is enforced to follow web-based guideline algorithms, controlled by email alerts released for every patient screened and recruited, respectively.

Unauthorized use of land must be controlled by enforcing relevant clauses in development guidelines.

Most of the sources of variation in pulmonary function assessment such as motivation and effort and body position were controlled by following American thoracic society (ATS) guidelines and using standardized verbal encouragement phrases (17, 19, 20).