Sentence examples for guidelines with reference to from inspiring English sources

We motivate and explain these guidelines with reference to concrete design projects and problems.

The clinical management was structured, based on national and local guidelines, with reference to each patient's predominant symptoms.

We propose these guidelines with reference to Ellaway et al., (2005) [ 21] who suggested the four C's of engagement (convenience and accessibility, consolidation, communication and community) should be considered when evaluating how technology enhances the student learning environment.

Experienced diabetologists assessed the presence of diabetic neuropathy according to current guidelines and with reference to a nerve conduction study [ 25].

30 Ventilator management and ventilator weaning was introduced by the evidence-based guidelines 23 24 with reference to the lower tidal volume (VT) strategy (6 ml/kg predicted body weight < VT <10 ml/kg predicted body weight) in the ARDS Clinical Trial 31 and to the guidelines for weaning and discontinuing ventilatory support from the American College of Chest Physicians.

In brief, before primary annotation, we analyzed mentions marked in the reference annotation to identify entity and process types not in scope of previously defined event annotation guidelines and then defined new types and guidelines for annotation with reference to selected ontologies.

The Thai guidelines resemble the WHO/IDF guidelines [ 46, 47], particularly with reference to screening, prevention, treatment and monitoring.

Reporting of the study conforms to the STROBE (Strengthening the Reporting of Observational Studies in Epidemiology) guidelines, along with references to STROBE and the broader EQUATOR (Enhancing the Quality and Transparency of Health Research) guidelines.

The list was formulated from an extensive search of available national and international clinical guidelines, national health priority area indicators and reports and with reference to National Health Performance Committee guidelines and further augmented by performance measures used in published quality improvement projects.

Furthermore, it proposes an analysis of the pedagogical and didactic potential of the tools offered by the Moodle platform and a reflection about the need to use guidelines to evaluate accessibility, also with reference to the Universal Instructional Design principles.

A survey was conducted to establish attitudes to the frequency of VF testing in the UK with reference to guidelines from the National Institute of Clinical Excellence (NICE) and research recommendations.