Sentence examples for guidance for identifying from inspiring English sources

An emergency room doctor wrote guidance for identifying hazing-related injuries, advising they be treated as crime victims.

These included not committing enough resources to the review, failing to comply with PIA guidance for identifying potential cases and failing to keep proper records.

The OHS is responsible for co-ordinating American strategy against terrorist attacks or threats, and wants to issue detailed guidance for identifying and safeguarding sensitive information.

The normalized frequency V can provide guidance for identifying the single mode regime of the MCFs.

We examine how the architecture and software component licenses of a composed system at design time, build time, and run time help determine the system's software ecosystem niche and provide insight and guidance for identifying and selecting potential evolutionary paths of system, architecture, and niches.

Furthermore, the tool recommended in the NICE guidance for identifying inactive patients in General Practice does not assess bouts of activity nor does it assess whether the activity is distributed throughout the week [30].

This article provides reviewers with guidance on methods for identifying and processing evidence to understand intervention implementation.

This combination of meaning and position cues provides a high degree of guidance for the identifying task.

All of these functionally uncharacterized or unknown candidate genes related to artificial selection provide useful guidance for rapidly identifying genes of agronomic significance in rice.

Unfortunately for those who contend mark-to-market accounting is the cause of our economic problems, in a litigious society such as ours, even with the new guidance giving practitioners a basis for identifying "distressed" sales it will still be difficult to justify disregarding Level 1 and Level 2 observable value inputs in favor of Level 3 un-observable inputs.

The only guidance provided in the document for identifying future targets is whether an individual or other targets "pose a continuing, imminent threat to U.S. persons".