Sentence examples for guideline concept from inspiring English sources
TSSC is the first practical guideline concept to help engineers and scientists to choose the right instruments for science communication.
When in 1983 the first GM bacteria and plants were released in field trials in California, the existing health protection guideline concept was applied to assess possible environmental risks [20].
Therefore, a few professional entities seem to dominate the literature of these influential documents; some others adopt what is produced by others, while the majority is unfamiliar with the guideline concept.
Respondent comments underscored the need for a proscribed process and described how the definition of key guideline concepts required a systematic, preparatory procedure, where the basic concepts and terms were thoroughly scrutinized and defined.
Providing BE guidelines, concept papers, or official testing methods in pharmacopeia would assist rational development of these formulations (MHLW 2016a; MHLW 2016b).
"Unfortunately, some persons have read into the guidelines concepts that do not exist," Smith said.
Recent 2010 AHA/ERC guidelines emphasised more strongly than previous guidelines the concept of 'push hard, push fast'.
The present article first presents the guideline-based concept of CCC, and then addresses the following empirical research questions: To what extent can the rate of family counselling be increased by CCC?
In these guidelines, new concepts are presented, such as collaborative robots, collaborative operations, and spaces of collaborative work.
It relies on output harmonised national surveys: target variables are produced according to country-specific requirements, but common guidelines, procedures, concepts, and classifications are adopted to maximise comparability (European Commission 2003).
The project manager is responsible for assigning users (curators) to the project for defining annotation guidelines, target concepts, relations and project accessibility (private or public).
