Sentence examples for guidance based on a from inspiring English sources

We asked them to give guidance based on a general scenario.

Navigational guidance based on a virtual plan is safe and accurate, and is of value in the management of maxillofacial fibrous dysplasia.

At this point, these tests are no substitute for guidance based on a patient's history, physical examination, clinical data collected, and judgment of her physician, or for a consultation with a gynecologic oncologist (a doctor who specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of cancers of the female reproductive system).

In fact, the provision of dietary guidance based on a dietary pattern approach is often clearer and easier to understand and interpret compared with nutrient-based approaches, and this may be particularly true in youth.

This proposed ethical guidance, based on an eclectic selection from overlapping systems of thought and argument, finds that the public health equity issues faced by the humanitarian community can be framed as issues of resource allocation and issues of decision-making.

We have provided treatment guidance based on either a combination of age, sex, and other risk factors or on an estimate of absolute cardiovascular risk.

Some practical guidance, based on the experience of a few countries, is offered to those intending to develop a forest insurance market.

Individual vehicles are rerouted more times under reactive route guidance than a predictive one, which indicates that the route guidance based on congestion prediction serves as a global preventive management on traffic conditions and thus leads to less times of reroutings for each vehicle.

The report entitled "Professional conduct of scientists during volcanic crises14" issued in 1999 by IAVCEI's Subcommittee for Crisis Protocols (Newhall et al. 1999, Newhall et al. 2000 Geist & Garcia 2000) is a rare,15 if not unique, example of an attempt to offer authoritative practice guidance based on past events16 and an extensive literature review.

It reduced the guidance, based on normal weather, from a range of £9.3m to £9.8m published in September.

The basis for space navigation is inertial guidance i.e., guidance based on the inertia of a spinning gyroscope, irrespective of external forces and without reference to the Sun or stars (see inertial guidance system).