Sentence examples for inconsistent with the guidelines from inspiring English sources

Our findings of discontinuation during this period appear inconsistent with the guidelines.

The remaining 168 patients (92%) were given treatment that was inconsistent with the guidelines [ 28].

The positioning of images only on the reverse panel of packaging is inconsistent with the Guidelines for Article 11 of the Framework Convention on Tobacco Control 16 and best international practice.

The results from this survey suggest that there is a large variation in attitudes to follow-up intervals for patients with glaucoma in the UK, with assigned intervals for VF testing which are, in many cases, inconsistent with the guidelines from NICE.

These were inconsistent with the current guidelines and showed a lack of practical adoption and implementation of the treatment guidelines.

A letter dated Aug. 3 from the administrator of the New York division of the Federal Highway Administration, Harold J. Brown, to State Transportation Commissioner Franklin E. White said, "While some or all the properties requested for waiver might qualify for scenic strips, the proposed uses of those properties are generally inconsistent" with the Federal guidelines.

This led to difficulties in classifying a woman's SP use during pregnancy as being consistent or inconsistent with the recommended guidelines.

The results suggest that, inconsistent with the Australian guidelines, 10 11 GPs are likely to prescribe blood pressure and cholesterol lowering medication to lower risk patients (5-year risk of CVD event <15%) if these risk factors are elevated, even when an absolute risk assessment is specifically provided to GPs.

Inappropriate spectrum was defined if a child received antibiotics inconsistent with the standard guideline, or more expensive, broader spectrum antibiotics than the recommendation, or was exposed to unnecessary therapeutic or prophylactic antibiotics.

It is not inconsistent with the essence of guidelines because the identified paradox reflects the very nature of guidelines as they should apply for the vast majority of patients.

This article was amended on 5 August 2013 to remove a reference to schizophrenia which was inconsistent with the Guardian style guidelines.