Sentence examples for guidelines in which from inspiring English sources
His 2003 test occurred as Major League Baseball began testing for steroids for the first time under guidelines in which the results were to remain anonymous with no penalties imposed.
Speaking in New York on Tuesday, President Bush indicated some flexibility, saying, "It's a right of a government to want to have a civilian nuclear program, but there ought to be guidelines in which they be allowed to have that civilian nuclear program".
In terms of legality, Boom Fantasy sees itself as operating within the same legal guidelines in which all other full-fledged daily fantasy sports operate.
This percentage is slightly higher than reports of other selective spinal immobilization guidelines in which missed fracture rates are between 8 and 13% [4, 6].
We examined potential effects of modified guidelines in which CKD was considered a "coronary heart disease (CHD) risk equivalent" for risk stratification.
We excluded from the results of our search those papers that were not primarily focused on DXA, such as national/international osteoporosis guidelines in which DXA was briefly mentioned in the context of a more comprehensive disease evaluation.
Named for the former House speaker, J. Dennis Hastert of Illinois, the "rule" is more of an informal guideline in which the majority party typically does not bring bills to the House floor unless they have the support of more than half of the majority party's lawmakers.
The JCS has recently published a revised guideline in which the committee recommends follow-up for patients with small aneurysms at 30 days after the acute illness with an echocardiogram and ECG every 3 months until the dilatation has disappeared.
Weaning from mechanical ventilation followed a clinical ICU-guideline, in which a spontaneous breathing trial (SBT) was implemented.
WHO is now preparing for a new ARV provision guideline in which it may recommend an even earlier ART initiation compared to its 2013 guideline [ 32 ].
In practical situations the fractional numbers therefore provide a guideline in which direction the actual number of admissions should deviate from the prescribed admission quota.
