Sentence examples for mentioned recommended from inspiring English sources

We have now mentioned recommended strategies and parameters in the Conclusion section.

When asked about keeping the baby warm, respondents across the sites rarely mentioned recommended thermal care practices, suggesting that these are not perceived as salient.

When asked about ways to keep the baby warm, respondents rarely mentioned recommended thermal care practices suggesting that these are not perceived as salient, and that more efforts are needed to promote these behaviours.

Others, that we have already mentioned, recommend the use of the global scale to assess the intensity of emotional distress (e.g. [ 5, 7, 13- 16]).

Surely something so often used (not to mention recommended), with such potential to be mutually beneficial, can be practised without leaving a bad taste in the mouth.

Annex 3 of the NCCP also mentions recommended human health adaptation activities.

Over the past few years, Bethan has noticed mindfulness mentioned or recommended increasingly at work, and says many colleagues have been offered sessions and training as part of their professional development.

The second section captured the health conditions discussed in relation to vitamin D, whether vitamin D supplementation was mentioned and/or recommended, whether the article referred to a specific research study about vitamin D and the extent of the information provided, and whether the potential harms of vitamin D supplementation were discussed.

Finally, we observed pre- and post-natal immunisation, including two doses of TT immunisation during pregnancy, leading to full coverage of the above-mentioned recommended immunisation schedule.

The article rightly mentions the recommended amount of water and the restriction of hiking to early morning and late afternoon.

Similarly, the engaging story of George Cheyne, a fashionable diet doctor of the early 18th century, repeatedly mentions his recommended "milk and seed" diet, but it is only after many pages that we find out that the milk is asses' milk and the seed is rice, barley, sago -- a starch made from the pith of palm tree stems -- and bread.