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The updated principles elaborates upon the role of asset managers and incorporates recommendations regarding the role of institutional asset owners.

Building on previous successes and lessons learned, the 2015 update incorporates recommendations for action and social equity into the development process.

Anitretroviral therapy provision may be accompanied by education and counselling that incorporates recommendations on sexual behaviour alongside tips on how to adhere to the medication.

This update improves the wording and clarity of the previous checklist and incorporates recommendations related to topics that have only recently received recognition, such as selective outcome reporting bias.

They included a 2009 version of the Supplemental Poverty Measure, as well as four of eight alternate measures the Census has published, incorporating recommendations from the National Academy of Sciences.

Mr. Cotter said the city was devising a new redevelopment plan that would incorporate recommendations from a report on ways to encourage development of the district, done last year by the nonprofit Urban Land Institute.

In a phone interview this week, he said the bill would incorporate recommendations from various stakeholders with whom he and his staff have been meeting, including the American Society of Reproductive Medicine College of American Pathologistss; and RESOLVE, which represents patients around the country; as well as University Hospitals.

Whether and how the NCCN will incorporate recommendations on biosimilars in its clinical guidelines is as yet unclear.

In March 2012, along with the partners from the 2010 conference, the DBD hosted a second National Conference on Blood Disorders in Public Health, incorporating recommendations from the first conference.

Although some of the more pressing controversies about availability of treatments were managed using the technology appraisal processes (the appraisal process used by NICE to make binding recommendations about the adoption (or not) of new therapies by the NHS), it is logical to have a single guideline incorporating recommendations about currently available treatments.

"If it did pass, it would lead to chaos in Iraq and a dramatic increase in casualties," said Mr. Gregg, who is backing an alternative plan that incorporates the recommendations of the bipartisan Iraq Study Group.