Sentence examples for guidelines raised from inspiring English sources

The new guidelines raised those numbers to 2,500 and 200.

More specifically, the guidelines raised the threshold of the CD4 count at which ART should be prescribed from 350 cells/mm3 of blood to 500 cells/mm3.

Mr. Salkind was allowed to plead guilty last year to one count of evading $276,000 in taxes in 2001, an amount that called for a sentence of 18 to 24 months, but sentencing guidelines raised the possibility that he could avoid prison altogether.

Previous guidelines "raised a stink" because they were too strict.

The possibility of incorporating additional features into quality measurement (e.g. parent's noncompliance with therapy or clinicians' poor adherence to practice guidelines) raised the practical issue of how that could be measured without creating time consuming activities.

But the new guidelines raise tough questions for parents.

The guidelines raise the standard for evidence, an effort to prevent "malicious outing" by a third party or a jilted partner.

The guidelines raise the recommended age to 65 and ask that anyone not in any of the risk groups forgo vaccination this season.

Systems designed for prolonged release of prophylactic inhibitory or subinhibitory amounts of antibiotics, in absence of strict harmonized guidelines, raise concerns for their still weakly proved efficacy but, even more, for their possible contribution to enhancing biofilm formation and selecting resistant mutants.

Implementation of guidelines raises big challenges.

From a theoretical standpoint, the controversy about the USPSTF mammography guidelines raises questions about the concealment of uncertainty.