Sentence examples for guidelines for referring from inspiring English sources

The AP Stylebook has guidelines for referring to trans persons, but the reporters for the Plain Dealer clearly didn't bother to read it.

The findings that isolated CTD, compound CTD, and septal defects were more likely to be associated with CNVs than heterotaxy or valve defects provided practical guideline for referring CHD patients for CMA testing.

I will present the case for guidelines while referring and critiquing the approach of DeFronzo, Eldor, and Abdul-Ghani and suggest another option for a middle-of-the-road treatment method.

In fact, although significant functional impairment (and the potential to reverse it) is sometimes identified as a relevant criterion for breast reduction, we found no guidelines referring to it for breast augmentation (for example to correct gross asymmetry).

However one of the Directive Principles or guidelines for State Policies referred to the obligation of the State to promote "with special care" the interests of children "to ensure their development and protection from exploitation and discrimination".

For this study, we included consecutive SSc patients from the ASCS who were considered to be at high risk for PAH according to the ASCS screening guidelines and hence referred for RHC.

However, from our separate coding for knowledge of guidelines content referred to above [ 19], the conclusion was that the doctors were in general well aware of the distinction between primary and secondary prevention.

We performed a detailed analysis of underlying causes for non-guideline-adherent treatment referring to each target diagnosis and QI.

This suggests that following the most recent guidelines for England 22 and referring for colposcopy after a cytology test showing mild dyskaryosis, a policy that is recommended in several other countries, 21 could result in substantial overtreatment.

For the complete set of guidelines we refer to Additional file 1: the addendum.

For overview of the different guidelines we refer the reader to [ 11].