Sentence examples for liberal guidelines from inspiring English sources

Not quite a fortnight ago, new and slightly more liberal guidelines for the medical profession were published.

The company hopes a much broader variety of devices, including gaming consoles, in-car tech systems and health monitors, will begin utilizing its network under the more liberal guidelines.

Further, Norway has relatively liberal guidelines for prescribing biologic DMARDs.

This lack of association is probably attributable to the more liberal guidelines available today regarding access to HCV treatment.

However, although most authors have a tendency to use a restrictive guidelines, the use of a restrictive or liberal guidelines for red blood cell transfusion in preterm infants, remain a controversial issue since their impact on the neurosensorial and neurocognitive development through infanthood and childhood is inconsistent [ 26, 32- 35].

According to Rawls (1993: 225), "[i]n justice as fairness, and I think in many other liberal views, the guidelines of inquiry of public reason, as well as its principle of legitimacy, have the same basis as the substantive principles of justice".

Analyzing 147 newborns with a gestational age of 23.6 to 35.7 weeks and a birth weight of 460 to 1495 g, Mimica et al. found that number of transfusions was associated with birth weight, phlebotomy blood loss, duration of mechanical ventilation, peri-intraventricular hemorrhage and the use of liberal RBC transfusion guidelines.

The Liberal government unveiled new ethics guidelines for members of Parliament today, only a day after the solicitor general resigned because of charges that he lobbied subordinates to award grants to a college run by his brother.

In contrast, the approach of the American Heart Association CPR guidelines is more liberal, stating that 'one dose of vasopressin may replace either the first or second dose of epinephrine' [ 18].

We chose these cohorts because from 2005 onwards chemotherapy schemes used were changed, trastuzumab was implemented, 17 and Dutch guidelines were more liberal on who should receive adjuvant treatment.

After giving their informed consent, the patients were randomly assigned to either the restrictive RBC transfusion strategy (Hb < 9.7 g/dL; 6 mmol/L) according to the national guidelines, or the liberal strategy (Hb < 11.3 g/dL; 7 mmol/L) according to results of a previous observational study on tailored interventions that used the same liberal Hb criterion (Gregersen et al. 2011).