Sentence examples for guideline validity from inspiring English sources

It is abundantly clear that the Surviving Sepsis Campaign Guidelines fail to meet these requirements for guideline validity.

Each of the nanomaterials was tested at least twice, and all tests fulfilled test guideline validity criteria, i.e., (1) ≥30 juveniles must be produced in each of the replicate control vessels by the end of the test; (2) the reproductive coefficient of variation in the control vessels must be ≤30%; and (3) adult mortality in the control vessels over the initial 4 weeks of the test must be ≤10%.

In order to allow time for the implementation of the modified treatment recommendation, the year 2009 was excluded from the comparison analysis of the two guideline validity periods.

Dimension 1 (20 items) focuses on the rigour of guideline development and reflects attributes necessary to enhance guideline validity and reliability.

"The government is looking for cases that present the best scenario" for testing the guidelines' validity, said Rosemary Curran Scapicchio, a Boston lawyer who represents a man in one of the cases that the Justice Department will be appealing.

Although criminal defense lawyers urged the court to expand its review beyond the specific questions that Mr. Clement posed, the justices declined to do so after Mr. Clement said that the issues he framed would set the stage for a wide-ranging review of the guidelines' validity.

Our analysis highlighted the effect of RCT eligibility criteria on guidelines' external validity in elderly patients.

For NCCN guidelines external validity was lacking for neoadjuvant chemoradiotherapy in stage IIIA disease (25.86% of patients eligible).

An important secondary guideline in determining validity relates to whether patients, clinicians, and study personnel were blinded, thus preventing observer bias and cointervention.

Benefits of the TDFI approach include the ability to identify different barriers across organisations associated with the implementation of the same guideline, demonstrating the validity of the approach.

Consequently recommendations and guidelines of varying validity and quality have been published, often failing to convince the medical, insurance and government worlds to support nutritional care.