Sentence examples for guidelines for examination from inspiring English sources
The Norwegian College of General Practitioners has published guidelines for examination of ocular health in patients with diabetes, first issued in 1988 [ 24].
It was viewed in the short axis and required the probe to be tilted for adequate viewing of the fascia as per the European Society of Musculoskeletal Radiology technical guidelines for examination of the ankle.
China's Guidelines for Patent Examination, Part Two, Chapter 10, 9.3.1.1 (2010).
Regulations established clear guidelines for an examination, calling for recruits to be stripped down and evaluated for a range of specified physical and mental criteria.
The literature synthesis was supplemented with additional dimensions and constructs derived from clinical experience, guidelines for MSK examination [ 31, 32], and classification criteria for IA [ 33- 35].
While guidelines for health examination surveys have been developed over a long period in the US and Europe, those standards are under continued review as science and practice evolve.
Additional file 2 compares the competency standard guidelines for licensure examination of the 5-year BPharm, the 2008 Announced 6-year PharmD programme and the 2012 Announced 6-year PharmD programme [ 14– 17].
(DOCX 31 kb) Additional file 2: Differences among the competency standard guidelines for licensure examination of the 5-year BPharm, the 2008 Announced 6-year PharmD programme and the 2012 Announced 6-year PharmD programme [ 14 – 17 ].
The guidelines for prenatal/neonatal examinations are in general agreement, but significant differences were found for postnatal exposures.
Consequently, three participants (2.7 %) mentioned the European Association of Nuclear Medicine (EANM) guidelines for paediatric examinations while another two (1.8 %) mentioned the Royal College of Radiologists (RCR) iRefer Guidelines.
Survivors within recommended guidelines for pelvic examinations were younger (P =.05), married (P =.003), had health insurance (P =.004), and had lower depression scores (P =.005) than survivors who underused or overused pelvic examination.
