Sentence examples for guidance to evaluate from inspiring English sources

Oxford Centre for Evidence-based Medicine (ofevidenceels of evidence was used as a guidance to evaluate selected articles.

Commercial interests are forbidden, countries must "use utmost caution and the best available guidance to evaluate the scientific research proposals to ensure protection of the marine environment".

A single underlying characteristic of the principles was developed in the attempt to provide a detailed guidance to evaluate each component of the clinical interventions focused on QoL assessment.

As the emphasis of NICE medical technologies guidance is to evaluate technologies that either provide additional benefit at similar cost or are cost saving compared to current standard care [ 33], the clinical pathway into which the technology fits may need to be altered in order to achieve any financial savings.

We assessed risk of bias for each included study using an instrument we developed by adapting existing risk of bias guidance used to evaluate human studies in the clinical sciences: the Cochrane Collaboration's Risk of Bias tool (Higgins and Green 2011) and the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality's criteria (Viswanathan et al. 2012).

Realizing this need, both ASTM and ISO have been undertaking a collaborative effort to develop coordinated standardized guidance to appropriately evaluate the metallurgy, corrosion, and biocompatibility of absorbable metals (Hayes 2016).

All participants are agreed that the guidelines are still valid, valuable and applicable, but that further additional guidance was needed to evaluate biosimilar mAbs.

We need to ensure that the assessment approaches specified in the draft REACH legislation and Technical Guidance are able to evaluate EDCs efficiently.

Guidance on how to evaluate terrestrial field dissipation studies to obtain biodegradation half-lives is given in Forum for Co-ordination of Pesticide Fate Models and their Use (FOCUS) [59 61] as well as in European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) [62].

The objective of the study was to provide guidance on how to evaluate protective performance of vehicle seat designs aiming to reduce the incidence of neck injuries for female and male occupants.

Empowerment evaluation methods such as GTO, with their emphasis on accountability, ownership and self-determination can provide systematic guidance for providers to evaluate implementation of standard care processes and to make selective adaptive modifications for individual patient needs.