Sentence examples for guidelines on preservation from inspiring English sources

Abdominal obesity was considered as WC greater than or equal to 85 cm, in males, and WC greater than or equal to 80 cm, in females, according to the 2006 Guidelines on Preservation and Control Overweight and Obesity in Chinese Adults classification.

This toolkit, based on information collated from the communities themselves, could consist of how-to-manuals, best practice guidelines, standardised contracts and agreements, alternative FLOSS software able to support the production process, guidance on how to set up a press, legal advice, and guidelines for preservation and dissemination.

Almost all the buildings in the downtown area had been cataloged and guidelines for preservation had been developed.

And the Sisters of Mercy, long committed to education and health care, have in recent times, in Vermont and elsewhere, promoted environmental guidelines for preservation of the earth's resources.

Named "HOPE Crew" for "Hands-On Preservation Experience," the program links preservation projects to the national youth corps movement.

Despite guidelines on counselling patients about fertility preservation originally published in 2006 by the American Society of Clinical Oncology, two surveys conducted several years later found than fewer than half of oncologists in the United States were making routine referrals [177,178].

All Eyes on Preservation.

More information on preservation.

We had two very stimulating debates on preservation activism and digital preservation technology.

To focus more on access and less on preservation.

CyArk's mission has largely been focused on preservation of these sites.