Sentence examples for guidelines by a from inspiring English sources

One set of guidelines, by a government advisory committee, suggests that about 2percentt of women might be good candidates for testing.

The embarrassing ordeal concluded with the journalist's tweet and subsequent retraction being branded a "serious breach of editorial guidelines" by a BBC investigation.

As an example, Ms. Rubin, who was shown a draft of the guidelines by a reporter, pointed to one that suggests Web sites disclose all shipping and service fees for a product before the ordering process begins.

Adoption of the guidelines by a journal or organization signifies to the research community that it supports transparency, openness and reproducibility (whether an experiment can be replicated by the original researcher or by someone else).

The commission approved the new guidelines by a vote of 5 to 0. The emergency plan, which creates a new sentencing formula that federal judges are expected to follow in imposing sentences, goes into effect later this month and will last at least through November.

This approach involves initial presentation of the guidelines by a specialist, iterative cycles of surveying clinicians' opinions about the guidelines and revising the guidelines, supervision of the process by a practice opinion leader, and final group discussion of the revised guidelines to reach consensus.

Guidelines by an expert committee from the National Institutes of Health and American College of Cardiology recommend disqualification of individuals suffering from such conditions from competitive athletics.

All animals were housed and handled in a human manner following the guidelines by an National Cancer Institute Animal Care and Use Committee (NCI-ACUC -approved protocol.

Monitoring of data and patient safety will be performed according to good clinical practice GCP guidelines by an independent Data and Safety Monitoring Board (DSMB) established by the Chinese PLA General Hospital.

All the measurements were performed by the same calibrated clinician (YW), who had been trained and calibrated following WHO guidelines by an experienced epidemiologist and who first practised the examination on a group of 10 subjects (RHW) [ 23].

The conversion of 10 to 13 thus bypasses the Stork-Eschenmoser guidelines by facilitating a retrocyclization pathway that enables access to an otherwise noncompetitive kinetic pathway(s).