Sentence examples for correct recommendation from inspiring English sources

The correct recommendation of no insulin is one that many protocols find difficult as their design is implicitly based on and biased toward active intervention.

According to the multivariate analysis, correct recommendation on folic acid supplementation was found more frequently in searches performed by health professionals compared with women (Table  3).

The recommendation on folic acid supplementation was, overall, the most frequently found on the Internet; moreover, it was significantly easier to find a correct recommendation on this subject for a health professional than for a woman of childbearing age.

However other specific search strings, as those on lifestyle and on preconceptional visit, were evenly distributed between the search groups and did not result in any difference on correct recommendation.

Nevertheless the number of correct recommendations is higher than in the aNobii case (correct recommendations at 20 is around 7.50 against ours 1.50).

We are working to give users correct recommendations and guides on how to decide control policies for protecting their privacy.

However, it is surprising to observe that the relative precision (i.e., the number of correct recommendations divided by the recommendation list size) is rather low, being less than 0.10 up to N = 20 and around 0.04 for N = 200.

Moreover, Joyce (2007) argues that the motivation for ratification appeals to causal relations, so that even if it yields correct recommendations using Jeffrey's formula for expected-utility, it still does not yield a purely evidential decision theory.

Moreover, hospital specialists were uncertain if the GP would follow their advice given on patient discharge (33 59%), whereas GPs were not convinced that the specialists provided them with a discharge letter containing the correct recommendations (47 52%).

There is also a lack of mutual trust: hospital specialists are uncertain whether GPs will follow their recommendations after discharge, whereas at the same time the GP is not confident that the referring consultant has provided a discharge letter containing complete and correct recommendations.

Both GPs and hospital specialists expressed to experience a lack of mutual trust: specialists were uncertain whether the GP would follow their advice given on patient discharge (33 59%), whereas half of GPs was not convinced that specialists' discharge letters contained the correct recommendations.