Sentence examples for different set of guidelines from inspiring English sources
The Centers for Disease Control, on Monday, had a different set of guidelines, which involved self-monitoring and regular checks, with tighter controls for health workers who think that their protective clothing might have been breached.
Waiata and haka have a different set of guidelines in Te Ao Māori.
"We would still be a state agency; we would just be operating under a different set of guidelines".
The results of this study suggest that there is no need for a different set of guidelines for different ethnic groups at present, and efforts should be directed at determining the reasons behind suboptimal BP targets in certain ethnic groups.
Since the French guidelines for treating HIV infection are widely recognized in France, we referred to these guidelines rather than those of the IAS-USA or other international organizations, but we speculate that given the convergence of these guidelines over time, our conclusions would have been the same using a different set of guidelines.
Find a song that is a slow 3/4 song because anything faster would be a different type of waltz, with a different set of guidelines.
There were at least five different sets of guidelines until 2001, when the World Health Organization (WHO) published a consensus classification.
Cabana notes attitude-related barriers, including general guideline disagreement, lack of applicability to certain clinicians, conflicting information among different sets of guidelines, lack of outcome expectancy, and inertia of previous practice [ 18].
Different sets of guidelines do not always agree on whether informal care should be included in analyses, but volunteer time should always be identified and included unless deemed to be minimal [ 4].
Taking these factors into account a different sets of guidelines, according to different levels of genetic improvement, have been proposed for pigs in the countries of Eastern Asia and the Pacific (Fuller, 1977) and can be used as reference for developing countries (Tables 4, 5 and 6). a reduction in the number of piglets/sow/year.
