Sentence examples for guidance for use of from inspiring English sources

Justice Harry A. Blackmun conceded in 1987 that "there perhaps is an inherent tension between the discretion accorded capital sentencing juries and the guidance for use of that discretion that is constitutionally required".

This article is the first of a series providing guidance for use of the Grading of Recommendations Assessment, Development, and Evaluation (GRADE) system of rating quality of evidence and grading strength of recommendations in systematic reviews, health technology assessments (HTAs), and clinical practice guidelines addressing alternative management options.

12 Regional and facility-level policies and committees provide guidance for use of the system, including which specific test result notifications (alerts) are mandatory (ie, unable to be 'turned off' by providers 21) and which may be customised by individual providers.

HRQL guidance could allow for use of this data in drug labeling and promotion.

This guidance includes recommendations for use of specific contraceptive methods by people with certain characteristics or medical conditions.

Our main goal was to investigate current approaches to the evaluation of test-retest experiments in PET brain imaging from a statistical point of view and to provide insights and guidance for using indices of agreement in addition to the typically reported PTRT metric.

The objectives of the session were to familiarize interviewers with the assessment blueprint, how to ask behavioural questions, guidance for the use of behavioural probing questions, avoidance of common sources of interviewer subjectivity, and the use of the behaviourally anchored rating scale.

1– 7 In February 2011, the Food and Drug Administration issued draft guidance regarding best practices for use of EMR in conducting pharmacoepidemiologic studies.

International collaboration is occurring to address the challenge of developing regulatory guidance and safety assessment for use of nanomaterials in foods.

Since having a thorough and confident understanding of Annex 2 was associated with having accessed WHO guidance and training on the tool, there is a need to ensure that all NFPs access some form of training regarding Annex 2, and especially the WHO's Guidance for the Use of Annex 2 of the IHR(2005) [ 28].

NFPs unanimously found the case scenarios contained within WHO's Interim Guidance for the Use of Annex 2 of the IHR(2005)[ 6] to be helpful for obtaining a strong working knowledge of the tool.