Sentence examples for global recommendation from inspiring English sources

RECQUERY system works as follows: From (1) a log file containing MDX queries previously triggered on the system and (2) the current MDX query triggered by the user and by applying a global recommendation algorithm with predefined parameters, the RECQUERY system recommend an ordered set of MDX queries that may interest the current user and help him to better progress in SDWSDW exploitation.

So to say that it is recommended that babies breast-feed exclusively for six months is the general global recommendation for baby and mother's health, but there's still a strong emphasis on starting solids at 4 or 6 months.

Current major projects include the SHINE (Sanitation, Hygiene, and Infant Nutrition Efficacy) Trial in Zimbabwe, Mycotoxins and Infant Growth (Zimbabwe and Tanzania), Implementation Science for Scaling up Nutrition (Tanzania), and a project in Kenya and Ethiopia to translate the new global recommendation for calcium supplementation in pregnancy into policies and programs in Kenya and Ethiopia.

The opinion is not a recommendation for use or a formal approval that is for countries to decide but it paves the way for the World Health Organization (WHO) to make a global recommendation on whether and how to use the vaccine.

However, SAGE initially withheld a global recommendation until clinical trials could show satisfactory efficacy in Africa and Asia [ 8, 9].

Therefore, exclusive breastfeeding duration for at least 4 months, preferably 6 months, is a global recommendation (3).

Global recommendations by the World Health Organisation (WHO) recommend that all infants be exclusively breast-fed for the first six months of life.

Once again, this local branching structure for one topic is different from the global recommendations that are delivered by the Recommender System (which is not governed by a single topic).

WHO also has global recommendations, which are specific to different age groups and include guidelines for persons with reduced mobility.

Dr. R. Palmer Beasley, an epidemiologist who discovered that hepatitis B is easily transferred from mothers to infants during childbirth, confirmed the role of the virus in causing liver cancer and saved millions of lives by helping to persuade world health officials to include a vaccine for the virus in its global recommendations for immunizations, died on Saturday at his home in Houston.

A new, photo-heavy site, Cookzillas, the brainchild of a passionate cook in Bucharest, Romania, who happens to be a multimedia programmer, has more global recommendations than the United States-based engines, with English, Australian and Canadian sites in its scope.