Sentence examples for modifications recommended by from inspiring English sources
The modifications, recommended by the league's competition committee and approved by the Board of Governors, take effect next season.
Below are lifestyle modifications recommended by the National Heart , Lung and Blood Institute(NHLBI), as well as some behavioral changes that helped Marie.
The fingerprinting reaction was performed following Luo et al., (2003) with minor modifications recommended by the Arizona Genomics Institute.
TK enzyme activity was measured using the Prolifigen TK Radioenzymatic Assay (Sangtec Medical, Bromma, Sweden), with the modifications recommended by the EORTC Receptors and Biomarkers Study Group (Foekens et al, 2001).
Existing guidelines and protocols such as the Pneumonia Severity Index or its modification recommended by the American Thoracic Society or the British CURB-65, propagated by the British Thoracic Society, may not apply fully but can be used initially to guide management of patient treatment (29 ).
These behavioral changes, or "lifestyle modifications," are recommended by the federal government's National High Blood Pressure Education Program.
FISH was performed, with small modifications, as recommended by the manufacturer.
RNA was then extracted using the TRIzol method, with some modifications as recommended by the linear amplification protocol.
The seed and leaf extracts of A. moschatus were tested against the reference strains for antimicrobial activity using micro dilution method in 96 well microtiter plates [ 31] with minor modifications and recommended by the National Committee for Clinical Laboratory Standard [ 32].
The processing steps from post fixation to polymerization of resin blocks were carried out in a microwave oven, Pelco Bio Wave 34770 (Pelco International, Clovis, CA, USA) using similar procedures but with a slight modification as recommended by the manufacturer.
Only 52% of general practitioners and 16% of nurses reported that patients with an ABI of ≤ 0.9 require aggressive cardiovascular disease risk factor modification (as recommended by current national and international guidelines).
