Sentence examples for guidelines arising from inspiring English sources
In the era of new antitrombotic drugs, data from large randomized trials and the guidelines arising from them should provide clues for treatment, and the optimal therapy should be considered according to individual risk stratification [ 19, 20, 71].
The new constitutional challenges to the current federal guidelines arise out of the justices' ruling in the closing days of the last term, in the case of Blakely v. Washington.
A series of guidelines arise from this: those that refocus on the concept of time, archaeology, modernity as a potential project, and material and spatial rules.
Clear policy guidelines arose from this ecosystem disservice of planted forests: avoid afforesting hydroelectric catchments altogether; or, if not possible, concentrate planting at sites of moderate rainfall, on catchments whose hydroelectric schemes have low operating heads.
These silent guidelines arise from the soul's unique perspective.
This is in line with the disease-oriented paradigm from which the guidelines arise.
The SSC guidelines arose from a recognition that care of the septic patient was suboptimal for at least three reasons.
The following guideline arises from the studies of the different research works.
The guideline arose, the division chief allegedly replied, "in response to an attempted recruitment by Duke a couple of years ago of the entire UNC bone marrow transplant team; UNC had to generate a large retention package to keep the team intact".
Third, patients are engaged throughout the research process to inform the identification of key clinical questions, interpretation of research findings, and the potential adoption and implementation of guideline recommendations arising from study conclusions.
There are considerable challenges in producing evidence-based guidelines for FASD screening and diagnosis, and disagreement between guidelines can arise for various reasons, not all of which imply that different recommendations are invalid [ 36].
