Sentence examples for guidelines put forward from inspiring English sources

As a history museum, though, this institution — formally called the Philadelphia History Museum at the Atwater Kent — is subject to separate, less stringent guidelines put forward by other associations.

These rules follow guidelines put forward by Enlightenment thinkers, which demand that any claim about phenomena in the natural world should be evaluated by using empirical data to test hypotheses.

The new guidelines, put forward in March 2012 but which have not yet been adopted by the Department of Transportation agency that oversees the sector, stem from a deadly ethanol train derailment and explosion in Illinois in 2009.

Through the guidelines put forward in this document, Francis, who defined himself as from "the ends of the Earth" is moving his church to be less "uniformized" by Rome alone and to become more pastorally plural and creative on the ground.

Despite this uncertainty, the results have major practical implications and provide an evidentiary basis for the recommendations of the PAD (pain, agitation, and delirium) guidelines recently put forward by the American College of Critical Care Medicine.

Besides evaluating ontology creation against benchmarks, one can assess how well semi-automated ontology creation and extension adheres to design guidelines as put forward among others by Schober et al. (2009).

In order to optimize the load-carrying capability of the unbalanced joint, a design guideline was put forward.

No study has been dedicated until now to define the place of this procedure in shock patients, and recent guidelines does not put forward any recommendation.

Recent guidelines which have put forward "severity categories" for CDI have not validated these categorizations and their correlation with treatment outcome, disease outcome and CDI recurrence are unknown [ 19, 20].

These systems have been tested (long-term) at both pilot plant and industrial scale in order to define the guidelines for a safe application in the industrial environment, to address technical and economic issues and to put forward guidelines for retrofitting existing furnaces.

The changes to the editorial guidelines, the first since 2005, were put forward by executives and approved by the trust after a public consultation that began in October 2009.