Sentence examples for guidelines in support of from inspiring English sources

Despite the demonstrated safety of a trial of labor for pregnancies with a vertex-presenting twin and clinical guidelines in support of this plan, the rate of planned cesarean delivery for twin pregnancies remains high.

The future developments of this work are oriented towards the definition of guidelines in support of those responsible for the conservation of works of art and improvements in the quality of environments for artwork conservation and for the comfort of visitors through the use of proper HVAC systems.

Moreover, the Conference requested FAO to make provision in its Programme of Work and Budget to: provide advice to developing countries on implementing the Code; elaborate an inter-regional programme for external assistance to support the implementation of the Code; elaborate technical guidelines in support of the implementation of the Code; and monitor and report on the Codes implementation.

It addresses the ICH E7 guideline "Studies in support of special populations, geriatrics", the ICH Q8 guideline "Pharmaceutical development", the EMA good practice guide on "Risk minimisation and prevention of medication errors" and the forthcoming EMA CHMP QWP reflection paper on the "Quality aspects (pharmaceutical development) of medicines for older people".

The presented tiered approach might hence serve as a template for the development of specific guideline documents in support of the new biocide regulation (EU) 528/2012.

A cloud-based clinical decision support system (CDSS) was implemented to remotely provide evidence-based guideline reminders in support of preventative health.

This observational study provides additional evidence in support of guidelines which recommend that physical activity should be maintained across adult life [ 17].

Although neither the concept of chemical interaction nor the laws addressing mixtures are new [the U.S. EPA (1986) first issued guidelines for mixtures in 1986 in support of CERCLA], the current interest and attention to mixtures are new.

Indeed, these very guidelines cited the DFSS as evidence in support of the efficacy of these drugs [ 8].

When it comes to high risk or critically ill patients, clinical evidence in support of transfusion guidelines is more difficult to obtain and therapy has often been guided by clinical judgment.

According to the OECD test guideline 423 when there is information in support of low or non-toxicity and immortality nature of the test material, then the limit test at the highest starting dose level (2000 mg/kg body weight) was conducted.