Sentence examples for guidelines and publications from inspiring English sources
This review examines US dialysis data, national guidelines, and publications relevant to the early start phenomenon.
Evaluation criteria have been established by the ISS and a panel of national experts taking into account the EMQN criteria, national and international best practice guidelines and publications [ 18– 20].
Second, the level of confidence for correctly identifying a metabolite is defined; this is complex and technology platform dependent, presently MetaboLights follows earlier MSI guidelines and publications on metabolite identification reporting.
They should establish Gophers and Web sites with annual reports, guidelines, and other publications and links to related organizations.
For example, IPCC 2006 guidelines and recent publications based on them [10, 11] consider 12% of US dairy cattle manure to be managed in anaerobic lagoons, while more recent data from the US EPA [12] suggest that anaerobic lagoons are now much more widely used.
They produce health advisories, evidence-based clinical practice guidelines and methodology publications.
The benefits of reporting in accordance with the guidelines, and in publications that use the guidelines was reinforced by Hopewell et al [ 37] in their review of the CONSORT statement.
They were also given a memory stick with all the ETAT+ materials including the lectures, guideline book and publications.
This lack of knowledge existed despite mailed dissemination of the clinical guidelines, a national workshop being run about guideline implementation, and publication of a critically appraised paper about the original trial [ 30].
The MIRAGE project has been established to define data reporting guidelines for glycomics databases and publications.
Hansen's suggestions for Facebook to improve its behavior include "geographically differentiated guidelines and rules for publication", "distinguish[ing] between editors and other Facebook users," and a "comprehensive review of the way you operate".
