Sentence examples for guidelines arising from 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].

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.

These silent guidelines arise from the soul's unique perspective.

The SSC guidelines arose from a recognition that care of the septic patient was suboptimal for at least three reasons.

One could argue that it may be unreasonable to ask judges to be aware of medical guidelines, particularly those arising from other jurisdictions.

This is in line with the disease-oriented paradigm from which the guidelines arise.

This difference between guidelines may arise from different interpretations of the ALLHAT[ 31] and ANBP2 trials,[ 35] and from differing emphasis on the importance of cost-effectiveness.

Although several MNT guidelines have arisen from Asian countries (Table  1), the effects of MNT on glycemic control in Asians with T2D are still unclear and require further investigation.

These guidelines apply to all NETs arising from the gut, including the pancreas and liver (gastroenteropancreatic), as well as those arising from the lung that have metastasised to the liver or abdominal lymph nodes.

Figure 3 Concept map to illustrate strategies to increase emergency medical services (EMS) providers' adherence to guidelines in response to the themes arising from the survey.

The U.S. Federal Trade Commission has proposed voluntary guidelines to help protect consumers against unwanted privacy violations arising from ad targeting based on online-behavior analysis.