Sentence examples for identification guidelines from inspiring English sources

Bucking a national trend toward stronger safeguards against wrongful convictions, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger vetoed bills that would have explored new eyewitness identification guidelines, required electronic recordings of police interrogations and mandated corroboration of jailhouse informant testimony.

The survey showed that 82% of the students adhered to patient identification guideline practices and 80% to test request management practices.

Finally, the energy and economic performance of the system and the identification of guidelines able to improve the PV overall performance have been presented and discussed.

For identification, standard guidelines described by the American Society of Microbiology were used and confirmed by using NH and GP cards VITEK-2 compact system (bioMérieux™).

The different units were then converted into grams, using the Alcohol Use Disorders Identification (AUDIT) guidelines [ 67], as adapted for use in Sweden.

The study includes a regression-based identification to provide guidelines for estimating the required model parameters.

This is a seasonal scouting report providing information on presence, identification, and management guidelines for significant field crop pests in New York.

The outcomes of this study pointed out the importance of spatially distributed hydrological water quality observations for improving model parameter identification and provided guidelines for choice of adequate calibration strategy and design of hydrological water quality monitoring campaign.

The large number of protocol variables prohibited identification of prime guidelines to harmonize the assays.

The training contents include diagnosis of prevalent diseases/conditions, construction of a decision algorithm, use of the clinical guidelines, identification of the "gate symptom/sign," prescription of corresponding treatment, and making a referral according to the guidelines.

The integration of AFS occurred with little interference of the national level, and despite the barriers posed by the structure of Ecuador's national health system, e.g. non-existent reporting systems for adolescents when these initiatives existed, difficulties in getting free contraceptives without a national identification card, biomedicalised guidelines.