Sentence examples for guidance on the principles from inspiring English sources
Most cordon designs have been based on professional judgment, in the absence of guidance on the principles of efficient design.
The objective of this chapter is to provide guidance on the principles of clinical pathology testing and interpretation in the species used in toxicology studies.
Thank to Kevin Werbach, whose Coursera course and book For The Win provided a lot of guidance on the principles of gamification.
You know different things like, for example, accommodating cultural diversity and other differences with regard to gender, age, etc. [ 23] This is the first handbook that provides clear guidance on the principles of quality assurance.
The Council for International Organization of Medical Sciences provides guidance on the ethical principles of epidemiological research, including respect for people, non-maleficence, beneficience, and justice.
The chapter provides guidance on the key principles for achieving an optimal design which includes: the presentation of information; the associated system controls; and alarm system management.
This paper discusses some of the main considerations for organisations and individuals engaged in research in conflict settings, and provides guidance on the main ethical principles to be applied.
Despite guidance on the application of economic principles to wildfire management there are many reasons to believe that current suppression response is excessively risk averse.
The United States (US) Food and Drug Administration FDAandand the European Medicines Association EMEAA), which offer guidance on Statistical Principles for Clinical Trials, state that "it is important to evaluate the robustness of the results and primary conclusions of the trial".
The statistical analysis was based on the ICH Topic E9 Note for guidance on statistical principles for clinical trials (CPMP/ICH/363/96).
GlaxoSmithKline, which sold Lucozade to Orangina Schweppes parent Suntory last September, said the claim was authorised under EU regulations, as well as the Department of Health's guidance on "general principles on flexibility of wording for health claims".
