Future research could build on these results with more nuanced questions on information and recommendation preferences that could address public understanding of the constraints placed on healthcare providers in the extent of recommendation they can provide given the imperative of basing advice on the best available evidence.
"Coaches and fans yell their advice in the imperative mood without the subject (you) and without the object".
If it turns out that the person lacks this desire (or any other desire that promises to be satisfied by following the advice), then the imperative should be withdrawn.
He supposes that there is a genus of tellings to that extends over commands, orders, instructions, givings of advice, and even when the imperative is self-addressed forming deself-addressed forming
And her death has left an imperative behind it – a last piece of advice.
Much of his advice follows YC's standard imperative to transparency: if you're worried about investors' responses to a setback, "just tell them"; if you're mystified by what a potential customer's silence portends, "just ask them".
It is now imperative that we investigate whether this professional advice is justified.
Dietary and nutritional advice was specific, precise and imperative - detailed meal plans and strictures as to quantities and timing of consumption were common (54 and 31 references for muscularity & leanness and weight control, respectively).
Pogue's basic advice boils down to two imperatives: 1) "Save me time," and 2) "Don't be a robot".
The previous advice said that drug treatment was imperative in high risk people only when their L.D.L. exceeded 130.
Advice from scientists above me was imperative.
