Sentence examples for guided by the terms from inspiring English sources

The 24-month treatment period, including follow-up, is carried out per the treating physician's best clinical judgment and standard of care, guided by the terms of the marketing authorisation described in the Summary of Product Characteristics [34].

In REPOSE, onabotulinumtoxinA is administered at baseline and each follow-up visit (approximately every 3 months) during the 24-month treatment period, according to the treating physician's best clinical judgment and standard of care, guided by the terms of the marketing authorisation described in the Summary of Product Characteristics.

Fellows' activities at the host institution are guided by the terms of reference they have agreed upon with the host institution mentor.

The company said today that the redundancies were "guided by the long-term structural needs" of the business and necessary for it to remain competitive.

While we regret the loss of any employee and always seek alternatives to enforced redundancies, these changes are guided by the long-term structural needs of our business and are also necessary for us to remain competitive in the face of an increasingly challenging marketplace," the company said.

In the work presented here, we chose to use simulated annealing over genetic algorithms guided by the long-term perspective of using the developed parameter estimation technology online in the future.

Everything you do on Facebook is guided by the site's Terms of Service, which is that long body of text you quickly "agree" to when signing up for Facebook.

Subjective information was extracted by a single reviewer (HLG), based on consultations with the research supervisor (NE) and guided by the question: without using the terms 'equity' or 'inequity', do the authors implicitly raise equity issues?

Diplomacy with the second Russia should be guided by the West's long-term interest in internal liberalization and fair treatment of others.

The system design is guided by the unique requirements of long-term residential monitoring.

Global competition for scarcer resources is growing, and so companies' responses to these resource security challenges should be guided by the strategic goal to become long-term "partners of choice" for countries where they seek to operate.