Sentence examples for example the guidelines from inspiring English sources

In 2005, for example, the guidelines recommended eating more whole grains and fewer refined ones.

For example, the guidelines recommend that consumers limit trans fat, partly hydrogenated vegetable oils that have been found to be worse for the body than even saturated fat.

The Court cannot avoid "anomalous applications" when it applies its anomalous meaning of "use a firearm" in other contexts--for example, the Guidelines provision just described in text.

In Britain, for example, the guidelines produced by the government's chief scientific adviser are being rewritten, and the government's use of evidence is being investigated.

For example, the guidelines recommend "high-intensity" statin therapy for people under the age of 75 who are determined to have atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease, with the goal of reducing their low-density lipoproteins (LDL), or "bad," cholesterol by 50percentt.

For example, the guidelines on links with commercial interests, which were drawn up in the 1980s, have never been formally published.Policy resolutions, too, have a tendency to appear from nowhere, as happened at the executive board meeting that anointed Dr Brundtland.

For example, the guideline on theft in breach of trust is divided into four categories.

For example, the guideline makers used data from studies in the 1990s to determine how various risk factors like cholesterol levels and blood pressure led to actual heart attacks and strokes over a decade of observation.

Taking Australia code as an example, the guideline requires wind turbines to stay connected for 60 ms when the PCC voltage soars to 1.3 pu.

Therefore it might be possible that for example the guideline adherence was overestimated.

For example, the guideline from one mental health trust (MHT5) invites the family to attend another appointment after a first DNA.