Sentence examples for extended guidelines from inspiring English sources

However, there has been little systematic assessment of how categorisation is practiced or reported in the literature and no extended guidelines for the practice have been identified.

Forensic nomenclature rules were later confirmed and extended by guidelines issued by the European DNA Profiling Group [4].

We therefore extended the guidelines and allowed the curators to re-review the conflicts.

To gain insight into ΔCT values that fall between 0.5 and 1.0, we extended the guideline by observing reference gene expression over time following treatment for consistent direction shifts between contiguous data points that would be suggestive of biological variance.

Although the power conversion efficiency remains to be improved, this work exemplifies that the photovoltaic properties of fullerene-based electron acceptors are influenced by aggregation of the stereomeric molecules and thus extends the guidelines for rational design of efficient fullerene acceptor.

That means extending the guidelines to cover race, ethnicity, religion, national origin, or sex (including gender identity and expression) to any degree and closing the loopholes for national security and border integrity investigations.

This review identifies a clear need to extend such guidelines to indirect comparisons, focussing on the assessment of the underlying assumptions.

Our results indicate that it may also be relevant to extend these guidelines with simple key questions about the patient's SRH and personal perception of the illness burden.

Extending those guidelines to encompass issues specific to IPD MA, such as stating if a one- or two-stage approach was used, would likely improve the reporting of IPD meta-analyses of binary outcomes.

The results from this study highlight the need for continuous updates of national guidelines, extended educational interventions and recurrent controls of adherence to guidelines.

Although the present code (DNRM 2014) only prescribes the retention of standing habitat trees, if an industry developed around the harvesting and use of poorly formed trees, the Code may need to be extended to provide guidelines for the retention of snags (standing dead trees) and coarse wood material on the forest floor for fauna habitat functions (Woldendorp and Keenan 2005).