Faith, D. et al. Bridging the biodiversity data gaps: Recommendations to meet users' data needs.
To explore the available literature, the subject will be divided into clinical questions: What is the risk of sarcoma in patients with a presumed fibroid How to diagnose a uterine sarcoma and distinguish it from a fibroid What are the complications of morcellation How to prevent morcellation complications What are the knowledge gaps Recommendations on clinical management in patients with fibroids.
To identify institutional weakness and skills gap with recommendations for further development in the Planning Commission and Finance Division in developing long term revenue expenditure plans in accordance with CPEIR and BCCSAP.
In June 2008, Spain became the first country in the world to recognize the rights of some NHPs, when its parliament's cross-party environmental committee urged the country to comply with GAP's recommendations, which are that chimpanzees, bonobos, orangutans, and gorillas are not be used for animal experiments.
A number of observational studies performed in Spain (10– 14) and elsewhere (15– 22) have shown that there is a gap between recommendations and daily clinical practice.
Part of the gap between recommendations and actual practice may be that guidelines and performance measures presume visits are straightforward with simple diagnostic decision-making, when, in fact, they are more complex.
There was a gap between recommendations regarding policies for children's involvement in the consent procedure and what had been documented in scientific research about children's competence assessment.
In daily routine an obvious gap between recommendations and clinical practice can be observed, since the majority of patients (93%) do not achieve the recommended goals for HbA1c, LDL and BP [ 28- 30].
Despite the availability and benefit of these therapies, a care gap between recommendations and practice has been identified in Canada for fracture prevention in patients who have had a fracture, with fewer than 20% of women and 10% of men receiving pharmacotherapy to prevent further fractures [ 12- 14].
Initial visits to research facilities in each university (2009), identification of capacity gaps with recommendations about actions to fill gaps, review of progress in year 3 (2012).
