Sentence examples for guidelines and reports from inspiring English sources

These guidelines and reports provide important views that have not been addressed in the Japanese opinion.

To ensure equivalence of training standards the current tendency of recommended guidelines and reports is steering psychiatric training towards becoming more competency focused.

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The search yielded official documents (including laws, regulations, guidelines, and reports) and pertinent quantitative data.

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These are categorized under general women's health, health and human rights, maternal mortality, communication for safe motherhood, clinical guidelines and reports, situation analyses, monitoring and evaluation.

Under the terms of the settlement, approved by the United States Justice Department, the district was required to begin training staff on how to address harassment issues, review its existing guidelines and report to the New York Civil Liberties Union and the Justice Department on its efforts.

It includes scoring guidelines and reporting recommendations for further medical evaluation of fitness-to-drive by the state licensing authority.

Inclusion criteria were full-text studies written in English involving adult patients, published after 1996 (following published guidelines) and reporting traditional time and frequency domain parameters [15].

"The concern for other operators is what happens if we continue to follow best practice guidelines and report instances of drug confiscations and other drug-related activities?" he says.

We calculated the proportion of articles reporting each STRICTA item, item subgroup and all items combined before (1994 1995 and 1999 2000) and after (2004 2005) publication of the guidelines, and reported differences as percentage reported with binomial 95% confidence intervals.