Sentence examples for massively recommend from inspiring English sources
But I massively recommend this.
Numerous so-called authorities or experts recommend massively overcooking pork.
The use of an adequate warming device is recommended in massively bleeding patients and this equipment needs to be available in all emergency rooms and theatre suites, allowing adequate warming of administered blood at high infusion rates.
Nonetheless, even the doses recommended at the Mayo Clinic were massively higher than the exposure people get from environmental contaminants.
Physical shearing is recommended by the manufacturers of all second-generation massively parallel DNA sequencing systems, due to the high reproducibility and randomness of fragmentation.
The American College of Medical Genetics and Genomics released practice guidelines recommending reporting of incidental findings from exome and whole-genome sequencing by massively parallel (next-generation) sequencing for multiple conditions.
Your average supermarket Scotch egg contains a massively calorific 21 grams of fat – nearly one fifth of an adult man's daily recommended intake.
This retrospective, single-centre study with a comparator group assessed whether FBNc administration to massively transfused non-trauma patients with on-going bleeding could attain the target fibrinogen levels recommended by guidelines and reduce transfusion requirements (primary endpoints).
The report gives high marks to Russia for "responding fairly massively" to the onset of the financial crisis, spending a projected 6.7percentt of its G.D.P. on anticrisis measures when the internationally recommended rate is 2percentt.
Then, maybe a year in, a friend recommended a show that had the ability to hold her toddler in a peaceful trance – a notion that had begun to seem massively appealing.
He recommended the removal of Bashar Assad, a possible preemptive strike against Iran, plus a major land war against the militant group Islamic State ("We have to go massively, like we did in the first Gulf War").
