Sentence examples for guidance specified from inspiring English sources
Jane O'Brien, head of standards and ethics, said that their research guidance specified the importance of honesty in the attribution of authorship.
A tension test of the steel reinforcing bars was also performed following the guidance specified in KS B 0802 20133) and 0814 20011).
The LTP1 and LTP2 guidance specified in detail the objectives to be met and the way in which policy measures were to be justified.
An audit proforma was created using the guidance specified in NICE TA130, TA186, TA195, TA198, and TA225, to assess compliance with biologic drug switching in RA.
When it was released in September 2003, the NICE guidance specified that only the subgroup of patients with 100% classic CNV should be eligible for PDT.
Framework guidance specified that for all indicators to meet IHR requirements, countries must successfully demonstrate the attributes at levels 1 and 2. For each country-level indicator, we identified specific activities and resources that could operationally achieve levels 1 and 2 attributes.
One in five councils still commission care visits of 15 minutes, despite government guidance specifying the minimum should be half an hour.
This innocuous sounding piece of guidance specifies that all windows must be cleanable from within, by women aged 64 75, without the use of ladders or cleaning devices and without stretching.
Existing guidance specifies that the prisoner should be suffering from a terminal illness and that death is likely to occur very shortly.
Earlier this year, the CPS unveiled guidance specifying when communications on social media such as Twitter or Facebook that included threats of violence or damage to property, targeted individuals, or appeared to breach a court order should be prosecuted.
Except for a general guidance to conduct studies for multidose packages (EMA 2001), there is no guidance specifying the amount of data, design of study, or other details pertaining to ensuring stability of prepared admixtures.
