Sentence examples for guidance for the development of from inspiring English sources

This new framework can be used to help develop local guidelines for future clinical assessment, management and measurement, establish the validity of the current management strategies, and develop evidence-based guidance for the development of new patient reported outcome measures for future outcomes research.

With further development and input we envisage that this new framework can be used to help develop local guidelines for future clinical assessment, management and measurement, establish the validity of the current management strategies, and develop evidence-based guidance for the development of new patient reported outcome measures for future outcomes research.

This increased understanding could provide guidance for the development of new drugs and therapeutic regimes.

It is also now beginning to provide guidance for the development of new alloys.

The results provide guidance for the development of teaching materials and models appropriate to learners' spatial abilities.

Understanding the nature of the adsorption and photooxidation under realistic and practical conditions would give clear guidance for the development of novel catalytic materials and technologies.

It is proposed that interfacial fracture toughness may be used as guidance for the development of multi-layer coatings for either wear or erosion protection.

"Steve will provide guidance for the development of all U.S. Strategy intellectual content as well as its delivery," Mr. Wien and others said in an internal memorandum on the change.

The results of this work provide a useful guidance for the development of high efficiency OSCs containing Ag NPs via solution fabrication route.

This paper also derives a set of design principles from our approach which provide guidance for the development of new approaches to process cohort performance comparison.

The results provide guidance for the development of a Croton value chain which can have positive impacts on rural livelihoods in East Africa.