Sentence examples for inconsistencies in the guidelines from inspiring English sources

Lack of clinician awareness or inconsistencies in the guidelines recommendations on the timing of retesting may explain Australian GPs poor knowledge in this area.

Comparisons of this horizontal evidence review with two guidelines published in 2007 showed inconsistencies, with depression prioritised more in the guidelines than in our review.

This report noted, "There is an internal inconsistency in the GDWQ [ Guidelines for Drinking-water Quality]: on p. 387, it states that a GV [guideline value] for manganese is not necessary because it is "Not of health concern at levels found in drinking-water", whereas on p. 471, it states that manganese is "Not of health concern at levels causing acceptability problems in drinking-water".

Procedures for alcohol and povidone iodine are not described in the guidelines reviewed (N Sang,. O Kasiolo: Presentation of inconsistencies found in WHO documents. World Health Organisation (unpublished) 1997) but are mentioned elsewhere in WHO publications.

The college hopes the revised guidelines will reduce misinterpretations and inconsistencies in the understanding and use of readings on fetal monitors, although experts are not optimistic that the rate of Caesareans will drop.

While it is not difficult to find relevant information for the design of icons from handbooks, industry standards or guidelines, it is surprising to find many inconsistencies in the information.

Scores were revised when errors or inconsistencies in interpretation of guidelines were identified.

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In 1973, as governor of Georgia, he signed into law a new set of guidelines that were designed to meet the objections of the supreme court over the inconsistencies in the death penalty set out in the Furman case.

That accountant detected inconsistencies in the records.

There were inconsistencies in the story from the start.