Sentence examples for guidelines recognised from inspiring English sources
New World Health Organisation HIV guidelines recognised pregnant and breastfeeding women, as well as children under five, should receive lifelong antiretroviral treatment, Clinton said.
It is imperative that this August, the final guidelines recognise the importance of incorporating the wider value that new treatments can create for society.
These guidelines recognise that in this form of research, withdrawal can present 'special problems'k and that it could take several forms.
Recent EASL Guidelines recognise that many centres rely on clinical criteria, and do not consider biopsy as routine practise.
However, the agency's guidelines recognise that a placebo control may sometimes not be suitable to address all study hypotheses.
Clinical guidelines recognise the high prevalence of smoking-related disorders among drug users, and the importance of offering smoking cessation interventions for smokers [ 26].
Current guidelines recognise the importance of vision in falls and recommend that older people not walk while wearing multifocal glasses [ 29, 30].
Clinical practice guidelines recognise a series of pharmacological and hygienic-dietetic measures as being effective for secondary prevention in patients with acute coronary syndrome [ 1].
The US guidelines recognise the school nurse as the most appropriate person in the school setting to provide care for the student with diabetes.
Although all of the aforementioned guidelines recognise that insulin analogues are associated with a lower risk of hypoglycaemia, the guidance on their use as first-line insulin treatments remain conflicting.
