Sentence examples for enrollment guidance from inspiring English sources

Enrollment guidance was generally in accordance with the World Health Organization (WHO) guidelines for the study of persistent, organic compounds in human milk (WHO 2007); however, exclusive breast-feeding was not required for this investigation because of the limited number of women in the United States who exclusively breast-feed for extended periods of time.

Supporting evidence-based programs that assist students through school transitions, which may include expanding access to postsecondary education courses and postsecondary education enrollment aid or guidance, and other supports for at-risk youth.

The Trump administration Tuesday discouraged the use of race in college admissions and public school enrollment by revoking federal guidance on affirmative action from the Obama era.

He gave a variant of that answer to questions about funding cuts for enrollment "navigators" who provide guidance to consumers, as well as on Trump's decision to end payments to insurers to offset discounts the ACA requires them to give lower-income customers on deductibles and other out-of-pocket costs.

The authors suggest that more uniform and specific guidance from federal agencies for enrollment of LEP patients in clinical research be established and that this guidance explicitly recalibrate the current balance between autonomy and justice.

With guidance from the DSMB, subject enrollment was terminated in 2006 due to: 1).

Next week: Walecia Konrad's Patient Money column will offer guidance on navigating Medicare's open enrollment period.

WellPoint, the largest health insurer by membership, dropped its guidance based on higher costs and lower enrollment.

Competitor WellPoint, which revised its guidance Tuesday due to higher costs and lower enrollment, fell 2%.

Recommended actions and practice changes to improve communication with patients, colleagues and co-workers included enrollment in patient-physician communication courses and use of electronic guidance materials.

The Obama administration in 2011 issued its guidance, which spelled out how schools could use race in enrollment policy to promote diversity and avoid isolating students of one race in a single school.