Moreover, the Securities and Exchange Commission, in its advice to publicly listed companies, does not want them to dumb things down: the regulator's guidelines for "plain English" call for a clear presentation of complex information rather than any glossing over.
For diabetic patients with suspected osteomyelitis, virtually all guidelines recommend plain radiography as the first line of imaging investigation.
Evidence was updated, tables and figures were revised, a case story was included, and a guideline for plain language was taken into account [ 12].
Henceforth, government dietary guidelines would shun plain talk about whole foods, each of which has its trade association on Capitol Hill, and would instead arrive clothed in scientific euphemism and speaking of nutrients, entities that few Americans really understood but that lack powerful lobbies in Washington.
There has been a proliferation of evidence-based guidelines recommending that plain film radiography be used only to assess high-risk patients with low back pain.
Certainly, the existence of plain guidelines facilitates adherence, but it does not influence the conclusions of the present investigation.
The editor will provide a GUI with the familiar drag-and-drop mechanism that will make the definition of the annotation task more intuitive and unambiguous (which is often a problem with annotation guidelines written in plain language).
The guidelines were "written for Salisbury Plain, not Al Amarah," he said.
Explaining ethical guidelines and trial procedures in plain, intelligible language is an indispensable first step in expanding research literacy among sex workers at possible trial sites.
The draft was then presented to the working group, who edited the document to create a set of guidelines that were written in plain English and were easy to follow.
