Sentence examples for extending recommendations from inspiring English sources

Our work provides the basis for extending recommendations such as those of Sham et al. [ 10] to include genetic model parameters.

These findings are important to the ongoing critical examination of mammographic screening guidelines [ 32, 36, 39] and may warrant extending recommendations for mammographic screening beyond the current upper limit of 69 years of age [ 32].

"The European Commission has extended recommendations for countries to ease the red tape," he said, referring to the executive arm of the European Union.

There were 28 trials (5%; 28/586), randomizing 79396 participants, identified as having extended recommendations based on interim analysis with the potential to introduce bias to trial results, or to lead to problems with interpretation.

The American College of Chest Physicians Evidence-Basedd Clinical Practice Guidelines for Diagnosis and Management of Lung Cancer support integration of palliative care, including involvement of a palliative care consultation team, specifically extending its recommendations to include patients pursuing curative or life-prolonging therapies [123].

The American College of Chest Physicians Evidence-Basedd Clinical Practice Guidelines for Diagnosis and Management of Lung Cancer support integration of palliative care, including involvement of a palliative care consultation team, specifically extending its recommendations to include patients pursuing curative or life-prolonging therapies [ 123].

It issued a second memorandum in September 2010 extending its recommendation to other types of public housing, including Section 8, which provides housing vouchers to low-income families.

Despite the lack of data in younger adults, the precautionary principle would also support extending that recommendation to them.

Such a level of evidence can rationally be extended to the clinical situation of the patient in extremus, but extending any recommendation beyond this situation would require further human study.

Clinical guidelines in various countries recommend regular testing of sexually active women aged less than 25 years, with England extending the recommendation to include males, and Australia recently extending to males and up to age 29 years [ 8- 10].

ACIP has continuously updated its recommendations in the USA for influenza vaccination in children of 6-23 mofths of age (in 2003) to 6-59 mofths of age (in 2006) and finally extending their recommendation in 2009 to include all children and adolescents under the age of 19 years [ 8].