Sentence examples for guideline reference from inspiring English sources

The lecture was organized around a CKD guideline reference card that was distributed to all providers (see Additional file 1).

Nevertheless the guideline reference level of 100 μT for power frequency magnetic fields is much higher than the average environmental level implicated in the epidemiological studies.

Whether or not the authors have cited the original guideline reference, but not actually applied the guidelines to their study design, conduct or report.

All providers were given the CKD guideline reference card; providers unable to attend a lecture were given the CKD reference card at a later date at which time the content of the lecture was briefly discussed.

Three of these guidelines (2%) had referenced another guideline as their primary evidence source, and on further investigation it was clear that the guideline referenced had used an IPD meta-analysis.

This is one reason, but by no means the only one, for the guideline references as a whole to be in high impact, and therefore well known, journals.

Table 3 shows that in each RL grouping, the guideline references are published in journals with a higher mean citation score (the PCI, of the papers) than world oncology papers from the year 2000.

These have all been identified and analysed to determine their geographical provenance and type of research, in comparison with overall oncology research published in the peak years of guideline references (1999 2001).

Thus, Australia, Canada, Sweden, the United Kingdom and the United States have all shown a reducing presence in oncology research, and a reducing presence in the guideline references; Germany, on the other hand, has increased its presence in both (but is still much undercited).

In paragraph 3.5.2, the ESC STEMI guideline references a registry analysis from the National Registry of Myocardial Infarction (NRMI), 2 concluding: 'primary PCI (wire passage) should be performed within 90 min after FMC in all cases.

Figure 3 presents the ratio between a country's presence in the guideline references and its presence in oncology research, that is, the values shown in the last column of Table 1.