Sentence examples for in draft guidelines from inspiring English sources

In draft guidelines to the industry last month, the agency outlined a way to resolve the problem by changing the criteria for drug approval.

The FDA will publish its advice in draft guidelines early next year, and will move to finalise them after taking comments from the public, officials said.

In the UK, in draft guidelines issued in 2013, the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (Nice) advised GPs that they should no longer prescribe paracetamol for osteoarthritis, suggesting it had "limited benefit" and highlighting links of higher doses to cardiovascular, gastrointestinal and renal problems.

President Obama lifted restrictions on the field in March, but he left it to the National Institutes of Health to decide what stem cell research was ethically appropriate: only science that uses cells culled from leftover fertility clinic embryos -- ones that otherwise would be thrown away, the agency made clear in draft guidelines.

Growth and jobs, particularly for young people, must remain key EU budget priorities, along with tackling migration and climate change, MEPs say in draft guidelines for EU Commission officials preparing the EU's draft 2018 budget.

iv Results from the mapping were supplemented with qualitative data from the NHS staff involved in drafting guidelines, overseeing their implementation and/or implementing them.

The results reported herein could be of assistance to decision-makers in drafting guidelines for the definition of the health status of ostriches and for trade purposes.

Finding that guidelines do not fully meet the AGREE criteria is not uncommon [ 22, 36- 38], partly due to the lack of a precise account of the development process and partly because of a lack of scientific evidence; both are not uncommon problems in drafting guidelines [ 22, 39, 40].

There are positive aspects of the guidelines (2), but concern is growing that prior approvals of many widely used cell lines may not be in accord with specific wording requirements in the draft guidelines; such cell lines would need to be "grandfathered in" if research is to continue unimpeded (3).

May reiterated the UK's desire to ensure a "deep and special partnership" with the EU following its exit and noted the constructive approach set out by the council in its draft guidelines published last week.

In its draft guidelines, the XWP proposed a list of criteria or principles which had to be met before a xenotransplantation clinical trial could proceed.