Sentence examples for guidelines on standards from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Santorum, who home-schooled some of his own children, makes many education advocates nervous because he seems to want to substantially scale back or cancel federal and state guidelines on standards and equality of access.

Have recent RCTs in sub-Saharan Africa met internationally acknowledged guidelines on standards of care for HIV treatment, tuberculosis treatment and malaria prevention?

Previous work to address this issue is most notable in the published guidelines on standards for reporting acupuncture trials (STRICTA), first published in 2001 [ 8] and revised in 2010 [ 9].

The Republic of Ireland's national cardiovascular health policy [ 33] recommends that the effective management of hypertension should be prioritised in primary care and calls for guidelines on standards of assessment, management and review of patients based on best practice.

The study also followed the guidelines on standard of management of idiopathic scoliosis with corrective braces in everyday clinics and in clinical research, proposed by the International Society on Scoliosis Orthopaedic and Rehabilitation Treatment (SOSORT) [ 6].

The study was conducted according to the SRS Committee criteria and followed the guidelines on standard of management of idiopathic scoliosis with corrective braces in everyday clinics and in clinical research proposed by the SOSORT [ 5, 6].

Most of the 180 items tested, largely clothes and bed linens, had low or undetectable levels of formaldehyde that met the voluntary industry guidelines based on standards in Japan, which are among the most stringent.

After a training course, those confronted with treatment guidelines based on standards of equipment and supplies that do not exist at their workplace experience their daily work environment as an insurmountable obstacle to the provision of "adequate" health care.

Airlines are required to train cabin crew in first aid, but in practice, according to the BMA, 'there are few requirements or guidelines on the standards that have to be achieved, either in the training programmes or for the crew completing the courses'.

In 1996, the Task Force of the European Society of Cardiology and the North American Society of Pacing and Electrophysiology issued guidelines on HRV standards of measurement, physiological interpretation, and clinical use [ 3].

However, local and regional regulatory frameworks and legislation are also needed to interpret international guidelines on the standards of care in the context of local constraints.