Seeking second and third medical opinions in order to investigate alternative options, double check recommendations, gather more information, and obtain advice took time.
In current recommendations double SPT is recommended, but this is presumably based on general consideration about precision and not based on a systematic data analysis [ 19].
With twice the calories of the same weight of carbohydrate, butter and other fats can make up 60% of a polar explorer's diet, double the normal recommendation.
European recommendations of 800 1000 IU/day are about double North American recommendations of 400 IU/d [ 3, 4].
And at a time when Jewish Knesset members are calling Yasser Arafat "a murderer" and questioning whether Israel's Arab citizens should have the vote, the police's recommendation suggests double standards.Those double standards are being examined by an official commission of inquiry into the violent events last October, the "internal" Palestinian intifada.
15 In one of the few trials of brief advice in cancer survivors, a simple PA recommendation doubled the percentage of breast cancer survivors meeting national exercise guidelines, with stronger effects among those who correctly recalled the advice, although the follow-up interval in this study was only 5 weeks.
After removal of doubles and of recommendations that were not executed by ID-control professionals and disaster emergency responders, 656 recommendations remained of which 35 were extracted from the international literature.
The recommendation, which doubles the abstinence period the WHO had previously advised, comes after scientists found that the virus lingers longer than previously thought in blood or other body fluids.
Cutting energy use at his business premises will be tricky, Walkam worries, because he's already put in 280mm loft insulation (more than the government's minimum recommendation), fitted double-glazed windows, draught-proofing and low-energy bulbs.
We found that double standards affected job recommendations and judged suitability of candidates, but not their judged competence.
