Sentence examples for guidance recommendations from inspiring English sources

Finally, some conclusions and guidance recommendations on SA in hydrological modeling are provided, as well as a list of important future research directions that may facilitate more robust analyses when assessing hydrological modeling performance.

Drawing on a wealth of its own public health guidance recommendations, from smoking cessation, to physical activity, to detecting chronic conditions like type 2 diabetes, the NICE report said local government had to be supported in making changes needed to improve the health of local people, and saving lives.

Importantly, to our knowledge, the GRCD is the only ObsRO for RSV disease developed in accordance with the FDA PRO guidance recommendations for use in clinical trials incorporating feedback from the population of interest and capable of assessing change after treatment in a standardized manner and supporting an understanding of treatment benefit for novel RSV therapies.

The new guidance recommendations are valuable to everyone concerned about success for all of the nation's children including students, parents, educators and community members.

TRiaDS informs dental practitioners, policy-makers and patients on how best to translate guidance recommendations into routine clinical activities.

It is possible that while many of the adolescents were aware of the programs, they were not knowledgeable of the components of the programs or the guidance recommendations.

In this survey, all treated eyes were already pseudophakic indicating that clinicians are following NICE guidance recommendation carefully.

A systematic literature review was performed in various databases: Guideline registers, Medline, CINAHL and the Internet (Google), between February 2010 and August 2010, using the following keywords: "clinical practice guideline", "guideline", "guidance", "recommendation", "standard of care", "osteoarthritis", and all names of European countries.

For example, the FDA guidance recommendation to stop investigational drug treatment if a subject experiences a rise in ALT exceeding 8 X ULN on one occasion, or exceeding 5 X ULN for more than 2 weeks is empirical.

A systematic review was conducted in Pubmed, CINAHL and the internet (Google) between May 2010 and February 2011 with the following keywords including combinations thereof: clinical practice guideline, guideline, guidance, recommendation, standard of care, rheumatoid arthritis, and all names of European countries.

In 2012, there was the introduction of new guidance and recommendations on Seasonal Malaria chemoprophylaxis (SMC) which is recommended for areas of highly seasonal malaria transmission such as in the Sahel.