Sentence examples for guidance continue from inspiring English sources

Indications for diagnostic and therapeutic procedures under EUS guidance continue to expand.

Clinical evidence and subsequent guidance continue to evolve; Shekelle et al suggest that, as a general rule, guidelines should be re-evaluated for potential updating no less frequently than every three years [ 42].

"New guidance continues to trickle out of Washington at an erratic pace," Mr. Christie said.

Resistance to Change Leonardo Agosto, 19, entered the program that year, overseen by two police officers whose guidance continues to this day.

"The awards are consistent with Romanian court decisions measuring damages in similar cases," the guidance continues, "and reflect U.S. and Romanian principles of just compensation and respect for human life".

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Box had more revenue than expected, a smaller loss than expected, and its forward guidance continues to improve.

A growing evidence base exists for the ecological value of introducing non-native species, yet urban policy and practice guidance continues to portray non-native species negatively, focusing on their assumed invasiveness.

"I am of the firm opinion that John Wells [forwards coach] and Mike Ford [defence coach] have certainly had long enough to make an impression and I don't think the performance of the England team has been that good under their guidance," continued Guscott.

Under Ochs guidance, continuing and expanding upon the Henry Raymond tradition, (which were from the era of James Gordon Bennett of the "New York Herald" which predated Pulitzer and Hearst's arrival in New York), "The New York Times" achieved international scope, circulation, and reputation.

The guidance continues, "If an investigation reveals that sexual violence created a hostile environment, the school must then take prompt and effective steps reasonably calculated to end the sexual violence, eliminate the hostile environment, prevent its recurrence, and, as appropriate, remedy effects".