Sentence examples for exhaustive guidelines from inspiring English sources
As a general guide, the following (not exhaustive) guidelines are provided.
There are no exhaustive annotation guidelines for chemical compounds underlying the GENIA corpus annotation, being essentially tailored towards biologically relevant annotations.
No exhaustive ethical guidelines have been published until now.
This justifies the attention of the scientific community to the mechanical behavior of the FRCM materials with the aim to define exhaustive strengthening design guidelines.
Our reflections on the practical considerations of collecting cost data for a comparative costing of multiple sites is not an exhaustive list of guidelines or of the challenges faced.
An appendix to the CDC 1990 disease cluster guidelines presented an exhaustive summary of available methods to test for spatial and/or temporal clustering (CDC 1990).
The PLUS searches covered a median of 5.0 years (range 4.1 – 5.3 years) from 2008 2009 to 2011 – 2012 [Table 3].> -wrap-foot> aPercentage of references and recommendations identified regarding the exhaustive strategy For the clinical guidelines included, we retrieved a total of 4,486 references (range 137 – 3,059) [Table 3].
I assure Mr. Cicero that the agenda I put forth was not meant to be exhaustive, but more of a guideline.
The restrictive approach (using a narrow PubMed Clinical Queries filter, clustering results per clinical guideline and imputing exhaustive search results for clinical questions not developed) retrieved 68.1 % fewer references than the exhaustive approach, and identified most of the key references (62/69, 89.9 %) and recommendations updates (22/25, 88.0 %).
We defined the uniqueness of mtDNA variant(s) in certain matriline by an exhaustive database search following the available guidelines [32].
While the scope of this framework is not exhaustive, like any of the existing guidelines, we believe that most of the recommendations will still be valuable to LMICs that did not meet our selection criteria.
