Sentence examples for internationally suggested from inspiring English sources

We had a particular focus on the African setting and also examined the likely acceptability of internationally suggested indicators to an influential Kenyan audience.

The methodological framework of the guidance development has been based on internationally suggested approaches like a multidisciplinary guideline development group, methodological training of group members, methodologically sound development of recommendations, an inclusion of resident representatives and relevant stakeholders, an external review and critical appraisal [ 22- 24].

All the evidence, here and internationally, suggests so.

Our experience with larger courts, both domestically and internationally, suggests that there is a better model for our highest court.

There is a considerable body of evidence (pdf) internationally suggesting that urban living, especially poorly designed environments, can have negative effects on mental health.

Now it's time to consider another approach, and the way All Trails has resonated internationally suggests they might be onto something.

For all the money spent on R.& D. in China, Chinese scientific papers are not cited much abroad and Chinese patents are filed at a low rate internationally, suggesting that they are less than revolutionary.

Evidence, however, both nationally and internationally, suggests that these expectations are not being met.

Studies undertaken internationally suggest that the beliefs and practices of GPs in relation to CRC screening and FOBt vary widely.

Similar identifiers are used in administrative data internationally, suggesting that the scenarios identified will generalise to other settings.

Data from both MSW and MSM in Australia and internationally suggest their sexual risk profile is changing with an increase in higher risk practices.