Sentence examples for more recent recommendations from inspiring English sources

Unlike his more recent recommendations to voters, that one faded into the woodwork.

There are also more recent recommendations on vancomycin dosing that were published after the start of this trial that will need to be considered in future studies.

In these more recent recommendations, a positive HER-2/neu result is defined as IHC staining of 3+ (uniform, membrane staining) in more than 30% of invasive tumor cells.

For the 13 others the decision to refrain from surgery was taken either on account of the primary tumour's localisation or in accordance with the more recent recommendations leaving the decision of surgery to the treating physician.

10 19 In addition, we used an updated classification in line with the more recent recommendations from Surveillance of Cerebral Palsy in Europe, which included spastic (unilateral or bilateral) and dyskinetic forms.

More recent recommendations are that oral agents should be started in conjunction with lifestyle modification as first-line treatment, rather than waiting for nonpharmacologic approaches to take effect, and that insulin therapy should be started early in patients not meeting target glycemic goals (21).

There is some truth to this argument as more recent government recommendations have supported the introduction of the Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF) which is aimed at improving the quality of teaching by aligning good quality with an increase in the tuition fees HEIs can charge.

But whether all students need to be taught details of all statistical tests is questionable, and is not evident in the more recent GMC recommendations [ 2].

Before the more recent ATS/ERS Task Force recommendations [ 1], previous international guidelines did not formally classified this functional phenotype as an obstructive defect, as pointed out by Stanescu [ 2].

Values of 99.5% to 97.0% have been proposed in the past (12, 15, 17 – 22 ), with more recent evidence and recommendations supporting values between 98.7% and 99.0% (10, 17, 23 ).

This supports the work of Quirke et al (1986) and subsequent studies (Birbeck et al, 2002) but appears to contradict the more recent evidence and recommendations from the Dutch TME trial by Nagtegaal et al (2002).