Sentence examples for guidelines increase from inspiring English sources

The federal sentencing guidelines increase a company's "culpability score" for violations that occur within 10 years for similar misconduct, so a judge can impose a higher fine on companies that engage in multiple violations.

The possible mechanisms for the increasing number of inpatients maybe are as follows: the clinicians pay more attention to anaphylaxis, guidelines increase clinicians' understanding of anaphylaxis, and the types of drugs and testing methods are more and more.

The board also passed, 5 to 4, a landlord resolution for a vacancy allowance, in which the rent on a vacant apartment could be raised for a new tenant to the highest rent paid on a comparable apartment in the building or complex, plus the new guidelines increase.

Also, since the threshold rent rises each January in accordance with the Guidelines Increase for a one year renewal lease, if the tenant who is below the threshold rent only takes one year renewal leases, the tenant will never cross the rent threshold.

For the secondary outcome, we saw a significant increase in the level of the mean number of items reported after the implementation of the CONSORT guidelines (increase of 0.3882 of five items, P=0.0072) and in trends (increase of 0.0288 items per month, P=0.0025).

The 2012 updated guidelines increased emphasis on radiographic features over size.

The guidelines increased the amount of low-fat or fat-free dairy products to three cups a day, up from two cups.

The positive category increased from 71 to 85.The 2013 ASCO/CAP guidelines increased the number of HER2 FISH positive and equivocal results.

During the game phase the proportion of adults meeting the physical activity guidelines increased from 46%to57%7% and the percentage of adults reported walking on five to seven days per week increased from 47%to61%1%.

Eating even the moderate amounts of red and processed meat sanctioned by government guidelines increases the likelihood of developing bowel cancer, according to the largest UK study of the risks ever conducted.

The guidelines increased the number of people in the U.S. who met the criteria for statin therapy to 36 million—more than three times the number who took the drugs in 2004.