Sentence examples for endorsed methods from inspiring English sources
These guidelines aim to be reliable, efficient, cost effective, comparable, and employ industry endorsed methods.
Mr. Jarrett's report could become the first public accounting for legal advice that endorsed methods widely denounced as torture by human rights groups and legal authorities.
With a few important exceptions, cancer screening has been a failure; even widely endorsed methods, such as breast and testicular self-exams and mammography, have come under fire.
Consistent with nationally endorsed methods for the assessment of alcohol intake during pregnancy [ 64], panel members recommended standard assessment of prenatal alcohol exposure using the AUDIT-C [ 65].
Currently, gamma irradiation is the endorsed method for the prevention of TA-GvHD [ 46].
Given the rules, it will make sense to endorse methods that build on abilities that everyone — just by being human — can appeal to.
That is, scales with a hierarchy that commences with easy to endorse methods such wound picking (SITBI, SHIF) will bring people into the DSH classification sooner than scales with a hierarchy that commences at less easy to endorse methods such as banging or hitting self (ISAS) and cutting (DSHI and SIQTR).
Respondents think that any method may be used under the right circumstances, although few endorsed coercive methods.
The defense lawyers said they would show that the most senior military and civilian officials endorsed interrogation methods that violated the Geneva Conventions.
"There are worrying signs that president Kim favours private providers – evidenced in his recent speech in which he endorsed the methods used by multinational Bridge International Academies, which caused over 100 organisations, including the Bretton Woods Project to sign a protest letter".
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency EPAA), the Food and Drug Administration FDAand and the European Food Safety Agency (EFSA) have recently endorsed these methods in their assessments of safety and risk.
