Sentence examples for guidelines revisited from inspiring English sources

More recently, the GOLD 2013 guidelines revisited this classification of patients at risk for exacerbations and divided patients into low (≤1 exacerbations; no severe exacerbations) and high (≥2 or ≥1 severe exacerbation) risk categories [ 6].

Thus, it behooves the custodians of guidelines to revisit their guidelines from time to time to reflect on new ethical challenges and on the current context in which they are to be applied.

In 2006 the 'The Red Eye' guideline was revisited [ 25].

The U.S. Sentencing Commission, which creates these sentencing guidelines, is revisiting them, proposing to raise the minimum sentence from 6-12 21-27 monthsths. 21-27 months

The NFE policy guidelines required revisiting to redefine: roles and responsibilities of the Adult Education Department at all levels; and Integrating NFE with formal education - who meets the costs of those children who initially were not in the formal system due to lack of resources (funds)?

But with the advent of online degrees, she said, those guidelines might be revisited.

Brussels has indicated the draft negotiations blueprint that sparked the dispute has the full backing of European member states, and there is no appetite to back down, although the draft guidelines will be revisited by EU leaders later in April.

We suggest that the current interpretation of the UNICEF Baby Friendly guidelines should be revisited.

After consultation with registered guideline stakeholders (including manufacturers, NHS trusts, and patient groups), the guideline development group revisited the recommendation in light of issues raised regarding implementation and quality of the evidence base.

Later, this guideline has been revisited [ 2].

IDSA revisited these guidelines in light of the pandemic.