Sentence examples for high guideline from inspiring English sources

Secondary end points were antibiotic-free days and all-cause mortality compared for patients with low versus high guideline adherence.

Outcomes in patients with high guideline adherence rates of at least 70% were compared to those with lower adherence rate.

This was paralleled by an increase of antibiotic-free days and lower mortality was observed in patients with high guideline adherence.

This example for nickel may be the first time in the history of the WHO that a relatively low guideline for a chronic exposure was replaced with a relatively high guideline for an acute exposure.

Accepting this explanation, we may conclude that: (i) raters give more weight to cost-effectiveness and less weight to effect for priority decisions with budgetary implications, and (ii) being a specialist, a non-psychologist, and having high guideline awareness reduces the probability of being classified into the highest priority group for the priority decision with budgetary implications, only.

The figures also showed that the proportion of beaches reaching existing higher "guideline" standards of cleanliness fell slightly in 2014.

The model showed that the likelihood of having higher guideline adherence in the period post3 was still high and not due to a different health status.

Of 31 OPs, 28 (90%) perceived that 'small groups' and 'eight training meetings spread over one year' strongly contributed to higher guideline adherence.

The even higher guideline value for industrial use was exceeded for the ∑7 PCBs and TBT by a factor of 15 and 1.8, respectively.

Dietary vitamin D intake was 167 IU/day, which is well below both the established target dose (400 IU/day) and the more recent, higher guideline recommended for postmenopausal women (800 1300 IU/day).

Because WHO has limited resources and because well described processes used by other organizations already exist, WHO can build on existing high quality guidelines for guidelines.