This conflict is also rampant in the creation of clinical-practice guidelines, where industry often finances the academic researchers.
That is confirmed in the various election guidelines, where over the years the ability of one awkward candidate to stop a broadcast has been removed.
Ms. Huang said the case lay on ground ungoverned by guidelines, where hospitals are neither required to nor prohibited from doing anything with such patients.
Western aid organisations developed jargon and accountability guidelines where Gulf charities relied more on trust and personal ties.In 2010 the UAE joined the OECD's aid-coordination group.
These draw upon best practice, available evidence, other guidelines where appropriate, and expert consensus to provide sensible and feasible advice.
The strategic plan contains overreaching strategic or general guidelines where urban freight objectives for the area are identified.
The aquatic toxicity studies described in this article were performed according to standard OECD test guidelines, where applicable.
These suggestions are novel compared with earlier guidelines, where the emphasis was on patient comfort but not necessarily of the harm inherent to sedatives.
The samples were prepared in batches, according to manufacturer guidelines, where the sample was added directly to the cleaned resin, stirred for 60 minutes, and then centrifuged to remove the resin from the sample.
As such, unlike many of the existing studies, this study adopted the elements of CSR disclosure under the GRI guidelines, where 43 CSR items were identified under 6 sub-headings and 3 main headings, namely, economic, environment and social.
After summing Likert-scaled items, each domain is standardized ranging from 0 to 100 points according to established international guidelines where higher scores represent better quality of life [26].
