Sentence examples for in guidelines of from inspiring English sources
The company admitted breaching its duty of care to Goodenough by allowing him to be in charge of six inmates on his own, against the ratio stipulated in guidelines of one to three.
In order to facilitate the use of SDD in the critically ill, this preventive measure should be incorporated in guidelines of national and international scientific societies and working groups involved in the care of the critically ill patient.
Similarly, Figs. 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 compares the values proposed in guidelines of quality criteria for drinking water established by the World Health Organization (WHO 2008) and Bangladesh drinking water quality standard (GOB 1997).
This recommendation has been expressed in guidelines of different societies [ 45– 52].
8 This official definition of clinical handover exists in national guidelines and more specifically in guidelines of professional obstetric practice.
Our study revealed that reporting of conflicts of interest in guidelines of healthcare interventions is probably largely neglected despite some recent improvement.
In: Guidelines for Provision of Intensive Care Services FICM/ICS; 2015.
It was also recently incorporated in the guidelines of the College of Emergency Medicine, UK in 2006 [3].
Ms. Bentley plays the fool for her audience (or is she really making fools of us?) in "Guidelines," a series of 12 paintings about aging and bodily change.
Efficacies of different interventions were assumed according to what reported in the guidelines of the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA)33.
A covenant included in the guidelines of the resolution that made it a county landmark through the Historic Trust Program rules that it must remain on county property.
