Sentence examples for guidelines control from inspiring English sources

One study that involved contrasting treatment arms assigned participants to either 1) a diet consistent with American Diabetes Association guidelines (control arm) or 2) a lower calorie experimental diet containing sucralose.

A video-based study set in an efficacy trial which compared the use of paper-based guidelines (control) with two forms of computer-based decision aids (implicit and explicit versions of DARTS II).

Patients were randomized to administration of antibiotics based on a procalcitonin algorithm with predefined cutoff ranges for initiating or stopping antibiotics (procalcitonin group) or according to standard guidelines (control group).

The primary aim of the ProHOSP study was to compare medical outcomes of patients with LRTIs who were treated with antibiotics according to enforced evidence-based guidelines (control group) with those treated according to a previously tested [ 21- 24] procalcitonin algorithm (intervention group).

They said that while the F.B.I. was subject to guidelines controlling what agents are allowed to do in the course of an investigation, the C.I.A. and the military appeared to have much freer reign.

However, at present, maintenance of cognitive function would seem to be best served by treating cardiovascular risk factors in accordance with current guidelines, controlling blood pressure, reducing smoking and if consuming alcohol doing so in moderation.

Although some people may consider these guidelines controlling and a symptom of some prevailing obsessive-compulsive disorder, I prefer to view them otherwise.

The need for standardisation guidelines controlling antibody variability was alluded to in another paper showing variability of commercial antibodies to three cancer-related biomarkers.

The U.S. EPA's new Protections for Subjects in Human Research rule, which came into force on 7 April 2006, was born of a need to tighten the ethical guidelines controlling nonmedical human experimentation.

In this study, a multifaceted implementation strategy (intervention group) targeted at both the patients and the professionals will be compared to passive dissemination of the guideline (control group).

It will be for the UK Border Agency, working with the current contractor to assess whether a review of the existing guidelines on control and restraint may be appropriate".