Sentence examples for guidelines for introduction from inspiring English sources
The Department of Transportation's National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is expected to announce new guidelines for introduction of the technology, which will impact Otto's ability to commercialize its product, Ron said.
The United States Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) has issued guidelines for introduction of genetically engineered (GE) species that state that GE organisms must: (a) Be contained to specific environments of introduction, (b) Not out-compete native species for resources, (c) Minimize foreign gene contamination (horizontal gene transfer) into native gene pools [ 8].
Mayo Clinic administrators have decided to create new speaker guidelines for introductions at grand rounds, stipulating that the title "doctor" should be used on first reference, though a first name or nickname might be used thereafter, if appropriate.
The goal of participatory IT design is to set sensible, general, and workable guidelines for the introduction of new information technology systems into an organization.
The BHGI guidelines for the introduction of radiation therapy suggest use of cheaper and simpler cobalt machines compared with linear accelerators or shorter schedules.
Many countries have defined national policies and guidelines for the introduction of EMR systems and many hospitals are either engaged in, or planning their implementation.
The Breast Health Global Initiative guidelines for the introduction of radiation therapy suggest the cheaper and simpler cobalt machines compared with linear accelerators or shorter schedules [ 10].
The importance of gathering this information is supported by the WHO guidelines for vaccine introduction which stresses that 'the perceptions of the public and the medical community about the disease and the vaccine should be an important factor in determining its priority' [ 3].
