Sentence examples for guideline compatible from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, the derived estimates consistently revealed lower survival and tentatively increased RER of death of patients without guideline compatible local and adjuvant systemic treatment.

This study provides data on the implementation of CPG in a highly developed European country and extends available population-based survival data of BRC patients and may provide evidence of increased cancer related excess mortality, if BRC patients do not receive guideline compatible treatment.

The text specifications plus additional recommendations from the BDA are considered with respect to an existing set of web site design guidelines for dyslexic readers to produce an enhanced set of guidelines compatible with both.

Surely some of the guidelines for compatible house-sharing found in "Sharing the Faith, Splitting the Rent" (cover, Aug. 8) apply to all shared housing arrangements, including school dormitory rooms.

It is not clear whether current sun protection guidelines are compatible with achieving and maintaining vitamin D adequacy.

It is encouraging to note that most respondents in our study did not rate any 'innovation' characteristics as barriers to the implementation of guidelines which suggests that the nurses believe in the innovation and evidence, and find the recommendations of the guideline to be compatible with their daily practice.

After each interview at baseline and follow-up, post-test counseling for HIV/STI testing were performed as per CDC guidelines, which are compatible with those from the Mexico Ministry of Health.

The Islamic reading of this document, as seen by some Muslim scholars assigned by the Islamic Organization of Medical Sciences IOMS, is that the ethical principles of the CIOMS guidelines were fully compatible with Islamic law [ 27].

Though an evidence-based approach and ethical considerations must never be compromised in such endeavors and every effort should be made to ensure that goals are mutually compatible, guidelines also need to be flexible in order to accommodate each partner's organizational requirements and integrity.

The later international guidelines [ 5] were compatible with our national guidelines, which we maintained for our continued activity.

This finding is important because dietary guidelines for fat and sugars are generally expressed as % E. It implies that multiple guidelines may not be easily compatible and that prioritizing guidelines may be constructive.