Sentence examples for formal guidelines for from inspiring English sources

They say that the apparent lack of documents suggests that formal guidelines for the devices' use may not exist.

It seeks to require police and sheriff departments to set formal guidelines for neighbourhood watch groups and to tighten instances when stand your ground can be invoked.

Although the National Institutes of Health endorsed this form of surgery for adults 15 years ago, it has no formal guidelines for operating on teenagers.

Although the development corporation has already received hundreds of unsolicited ideas and designs for a memorial, Ms. Contini asked that people withhold new submissions until the planners issue formal guidelines for the design competition early next year.

Lack of strong evidence or formal guidelines for the care of patients receiving ECG monitoring has led clinicians to rely too heavily on this technology without consideration of its limitations.

A: I had the privilege of serving on the committees that wrote the 1990 and 2009 Institute of Medicine recommendations for weight gain during pregnancy, which serve as the formal guidelines for clinical practice in the U.S. and in many other countries.

This publication presents the "Virtual Path," a domain model in the sense of Domain Driven Design, which provides a formal guideline for all designers of the MIRO Platform to obtain a deterministic implementation without the necessity of a monolithic framework.

The PRISMA statement (Preferred Reporting Items for Systemic Reviews and Meta-Analyses) was followed as a formal guideline for this review.

The same could be extrapolated to patients with renal failure; however, a formal guideline for detection and management of HIT in renal patients would be of value.

In contrast to reviews of randomised therapeutic studies and diagnostic test accuracy studies, a formal guideline for critical appraisal of studies reporting on clinical prediction models does not yet exist.

Until a formal guideline for chronic exposure to nitrite is reinstated, stakeholders might decide to develop their own independent health-based drinking-water standards for the chronic exposure to nitrite or, at the very least, follow the WHO's recommendation that the "average exposures [of nitrite] over time should not exceed about 0.2 mg/l [200 μg/L]" [ 1].