Sentence examples for guidelines represents from inspiring English sources

The lack of past experience and ad hoc design codes or guidelines represents a great challenge in design.

This aspect of the guidelines represents a new level of regulatory control over IVF in Ireland.

Indeed, that 58.1% of the GPs reported being unaware of those guidelines represents one of the worst information-penetration levels [ 32- 34].

The failure to translate evidence-based guidance into local maternity unit guidelines represents a missed opportunity to address variation in care and to potentially reduce stillbirths in this high-risk group.

The reluctance of the clinical community to adopt a patient-centred approach to CLBP management within a biopsychosocial model of care [ 59- 63], consistent with best practice clinical guidelines, represents a key barrier to effective self-management and positive health behaviour change.

The guidelines represent nearly two years of work by a committee of N.Y.S.E.

These guidelines represent a concrete and actionable strategy toward improving research and publishing practices.

The guidelines represent the latest thinking on sustainable design in America that is affordable.

Ms. Winthrop said she thought the guidelines represented "the agreeable stuff" -- that is, what the advertiser association "would agree to" in discussions with the agency association.

The Fed guidelines represent only the first stage of a lengthy process and could cause new lobbying by the financial industry.

The guidelines represented a collaboration between patients and academics—several authors were patients.