Sentence examples for making guidance from inspiring English sources

By making guidance available, the prescriptive command also provides the possibility of error and misguidance.

As for Subaru's patent: GPS for vehicle guidance, frankly, isn't going to be enough as GPS is a line-of-sight technology making guidance really nasty in cities where GPS can be rendered unusable.

Making guidance available on websites is useful, but it is not well-accessed [ 28, 29].

28 31 Clinical experience was considered, making guidance relevant for a busy clinician.

Ingram Micro's revised outlook announcement echoed Dell 's concerns regarding rising costs but slowing sales although the computer company didn't make guidance adjustments.

"We've been encouraged certainly by the government saying very strongly that they don't think creationism should be taught in schools, but what we need to see now is real statutory measures, make guidance against teaching creationism".

"Lack of support off the reservation and cultural conflicts make guidance necessary," she explained.

One could argue that the intensive guidance by PT makes guidance by LSA surplus and dietary change difficult.

However, empirically describing the views of vaccine stakeholders about the merit of various recommendations arguably provides a platform from which to consider how to make guidance potentially more helpful and implementable.

The increasing resistance of M. hominis strains to antibiotics makes guidance of therapy by in vitro susceptibility tests of paramount importance in invasive infections leading to life-threatening situations.

Data on bevacizumab and the other biological agents such as cetuximab and panitumumab for the treatment of liver-only mCRC are limited and sometimes contradictory [ 37– 41], which has made guidance on the optimal first-line treatment strategies difficult and sometimes conflicting [ 42].