Sentence examples for guidelines match from inspiring English sources

Britain's new guidelines match advice issued by the World Cancer Research Fund several years ago.

The geometrical effects on manufacturing efforts described in the guidelines match with the results generated by the MEM for varying cross-sectional shapes.

The CFDA's age guidelines match the Vogue Health Initiative's, stating that models must be 16 years old or up.

The ESGE guidelines match the ASGE LDA continuation guidelines in principle but recommend a 5-day interruption for endoscopic resection and ESD when the risk of thromboembolism is low.

A knowledge transfer framework developed by Landry [ 9] presents a useful outline for understanding the values and beliefs expressed by patients and health professionals to help guide the process of knowledge transfer so that, for example, systematic reviews and guidelines match the reality and expectations of the end users.

Population A test sample of systematic reviews of randomised controlled trials that included a meta-analysis of IPD, and a separate sample of clinical guidelines, matched to the IPD meta-analyses according to medical condition, interventions, populations, and dates of publication.

The EPA report shows a wide range of risks; could we tailor guidelines to match?

In addition, the new AAP guidelines now match recommendations from the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force, issued in 2009, which called for universal depression screening in adolescents.

To maintain rural character, we recommend: (1) protecting property in natural resource uses such as farming or forestry, (2) using design guidelines that match traditional lot sizes and building materials, and (3) incorporating community-participation techniques in rural planning.

The guidelines also match, more closely than ever before, U.S. security planning.

The DHMT simplified and revised the guidelines to match the implementation context (i.e. using facility committees rather than community units and CORPs).