Sentence examples for guidance recommend from inspiring English sources

X-rays are evaluated because (1) current regulatory guidance recommend them as the gold standard for measuring disease progression ; and (2) obtaining plain films of both knees to monitor disease progression bilaterally is straightforward.

Some 14% of people didn't meet the £85 weekly allowance that the not-really-guidance guidance recommends.

Ucas guidance recommends applicants state their career aspirations, reasons for choosing the course, academic interests, relevant experience and other interests.

That's why the guidance recommends alternative approaches, such as positive behaviour support, that focus on improving quality of life as well as meeting needs and reducing distress.

The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (Nice) has published formal guidance recommending nalmefene, following draft guidance released in October, which means that patients have the right to request the drug if they meet certain requirements.

Expert guidance recommends that a hip operation for elderly patients should be carried out as soon as possible – preferably within 36 hours or at the latest 48 hours of being admitted to an orthopaedic ward.

"In addition, the median duration of 7.4 years highlights the limitations of guidance recommending short-term HT (hormone therapy) use and emphasises the need to identify safe long-term therapies for treatment".

Office workers should abandon their chairs for half their working day to reduce their risk of heart attacks, cancer, or diabetes, according to new guidance recommending people spend at least two hours – and preferably four – a day on their feet.

Regulatory guidance recommends rigorous development and validation for any COAs used in support of medical labeling.

The route guidance recommends the travelers to choose the shortest path based on marginal travel cost and user constraints.

However, rehabilitation is poorly understood and national guidance recommends the need for information to be delivered to patients and their carers in an appropriate way (NICE CG83, 2009).