Sentence examples for guidelines on the extent from inspiring English sources

As a result, guidelines on the extent of the simulated network and in which detail the model has to be built are proposed.

When confronted with evidence of ongoing oil infiltration into the soil, he states that the homeowner has complied with guidelines "to the extent practicable".

CSF specimens were tested according to laboratory guidelines to the extent possible with available specimen amount.

Without predefined definition most guidelines classified the extent of dehydration differently.

The included guidelines illustrate the disagreement that persists on the extent to which primary care should be involved.

The degree to which guidelines work to change practices depends usually on the extent to which health workers change their behaviour in response to the guidelines as suggested in the Grimshaw 2004 review[ 7].

Previous studies from Germany on the extent of guideline adherence were based on a cohort study [ 48] or included hospital cohorts [ 42, 43, 49] and provided somewhat higher levels of guideline adherence and, along with a more favorable distribution of patient and tumor characteristics nominally higher survival estimates.

An English writer, David Bird, has had the interesting idea of examining Elwell's guidelines to determine the extent to which they are still valid.

Albeit our study was based on Danish guidelines, our sample represents 14 different specialties and we have thereby obtained more comprehensive information on the extent of conflicts of interest among guideline authors than in other studies, which have usually only included guidelines from a few specialties [ 8].

(2) Stakeholder involvement focuses on the extent to which the guideline represents the views of its intended users.

The prevailing guideline for elective nodal irradiation was largely based on the extent of nodal involvement during the study period.