Sentence examples for guideline stipulated from inspiring English sources

The NICE guideline stipulated that all risk assessments were to be documented and all patients were to receive appropriate prophylaxis.

It contributed towards the adoption of many progressive policies in Hunan, the updated election guidelines stipulated 30percentnt representation of women in the village committees; in Heilongjiang the proportion was set to be more than 25percentnt; and in Shanxi, at least 15percentnt.

This was a selected set of cases, all sent to our Research Center in application of the 2006 guidelines stipulated by Italian law n.31 "Regulations for Diagnostic Post Mortem Investigation in Victims of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) and sudden intrauterine unexpected death (SIUD) ".

Although the relationship between the effectiveness factor of biofilm and the half-velocity constant (K) was shown, no guideline was stipulated for arriving the values of K. Hsien and Lin (2005) has conducted one batch test for determining the kinetic coefficients for simulation study in a biofilm reactor.

Another difference in the guidelines was stipulated to mitigate bioavailability-related risks in patients with lower stomach acid.

The guidelines also stipulated children should eat "smaller portions".

The reported work was conducted according to the animal care and use guidelines as stipulated in our protocol No. 71108, which was approved by the Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee of The University of Chicago.

In addition non-response at this point allows for possible changes to the antidepressant treatment in accordance with the British National Formulary and NICE guidelines as stipulated below.

A similar guideline could be stipulated for PIP applications to ensure that there is an objective framework within which existing sources of related data can be identified and their relevance assessed.

In addition, this paper reviews various stipulated guidelines that are implemented by the relevant regulatory institutions and agencies to prevent SBS.

The recommendations for minimum and maximum slope in particular are too restrictive, with examples of successful WH taking place on slopes much steeper than the stipulated guidelines.