Sentence examples for difference between the recommendations from inspiring English sources
There are more positive recommendations by Re than by Ra for only 11% of the manuscripts (there is no difference between the recommendations by the two reviewer groups for 67% of the manuscripts).
There was no substantive difference between the recommendations for physicians compared to nurses.
The difference between the recommendations of the MAQC study and of ours is mainly because the two methods we recommended, RP and WAD, are not included in the MAQC study.
Table 2 shows the drugs used for migraine prophylaxis in each European country, the differences between the recommendations as a first-line (A or 1), second-line (B or 2) and third-line choice (C or 3), and those drugs with limited levels of recommendation (D or 4) along with their availability (for example flunarizine, a calcium channel antagonist, is not available in the UK and Croatia).
In my own case, it took time to digest the rationale for differences between the recommendations from these professional evaluators and my preconceived notions, but eventually I concluded that their research and logic is very sound.
The difference between pricing recommendations and the prohibitive prices actually levied by some publishers do not bode well for future web based teaching.
The wide variability in physical activity classification was explained by ostensibly subtle differences between the 12 recommendations for thresholds related to activity volume (time or energy), distribution (e.g., number of days of the week), moderate intensity cut-point (e.g., 3 vs. 4 metabolic equivalents or METs), and duration (including bout length).
Then, we cannot provide reasons for the differences between the guideline recommendations and our reported trends.
Some of the participating GPs reported that they don't recognize noticeable differences between the guideline recommendations and their own previous behaviour.
Electrocardiographic parameters used to define various ECG abnormalities for the three sets of criteria are presented in table 1. Differences between the ESC recommendations and the Seattle Criteria can be observed in table 1.
In a study of the differences between the international recommendations on breastfeeding and counselling messages of health workers in Malawi, Piwoz and colleagues found that misconceptions were common and that counsellors were strongly influenced by cultural beliefs about infant feeding [ 26].
