Sentence examples for guideline one from inspiring English sources

As a guideline, one must expect that relevant object distortions will occur during investigations of nanostructured soft and hard matter, where a rich variety of defects, interfaces, and surfaces allows forging new material properties that rapidly emerge worldwide.

Using this paper as an interpretation guideline, one can define the properties of the tested IL and then classify it into one of the 6 structural clusters, qualitatively answering questions regarding its expected properties, such as the viscosity, n-octanol water partition-octanol watersolubility and enthalpartitionion.

As a guideline, one can use the Ward–Takahashi- and/or Slavnov Taylor identities, e.g. [29,30], which are satisfied by the Green functions of QCD in addition to the DSEs.

There were 23 drugs recommended in the type 2 diabetes guideline (four first line), 13 drugs in the depression guideline (one first line), and 11 in the heart failure guideline (two first line).

Under this NHLBI guideline, one study found that researchers using whole exome sequencing could unearth between 3,955 and 12,579 findings per participant that could qualify for disclosure.

Since appraisal of evidence is considered inherently important for the development of a good guideline, one would then expect that the guidelines that pay more attention to its evidence basis (i.e., those that are evidence-based) would receive higher quality score than other types of the guidelines (i.e. guidelines developed solely by a consensus process) (see Fig 1).

Indicators used for all these checklists were based on 17 current MSF guidelines, one national South Sudanese Guideline, and one WHO guideline (see supplemental file 2).

"We had not even started processing the application because we knew it did not fit our guidelines," one Justice Department official said Wednesday, speaking on the condition of anonymity because of the political sensitivity of the issue.

Another limitation was the focus of the performance evaluation on two scenarios extracted from two guidelines, one for hypertension and the other for nephritic colic.

We have found only one guideline on blood test ordering for unexplained complaints in general practice.

The e-value is dependent on the genome size, but given such guidelines one finds good candidates.