Sentence examples for more recently recommended from inspiring English sources

Since there are also ARMS cases that are fusion-negative and have a better outcome than fusion-positive cases, it was more recently recommended that RMS should be classified into fusion-positive (PAX3 FOXO1 and PAX7 FOXO1) and fusion-negative tumors [7].

Prices for newer first-line regimens (those more recently recommended by WHO) are considerably higher than prices for older regimens.

All analyses were repeated using a more recently recommended and more conservative cotinine threshold of 9.5 ng/ml [ 21] to identify non-smokers, and this did not affect the results materially.

The impact of the expected costs and health outcomes resulting from the use of more recently recommended regimens of irinotecan, oxaliplatin and 5-FU/LV (based on our analysis of data from the GERCOR trial by Tournigand et al, 2004) for the treatment of metastatic CRC were explored within the sensitivity analysis.

27, 28 The treatment guidelines for patients with type 2 diabetes that existed during the study period recommended a target HbA1c level of ≤7%, 29 although the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence has more recently recommended a target HbA1c level of ≤7.5%.

However, Morgan et al more recently recommend that a variety of cut-points should be used, with the choice depending on the research questions [ 18].

More recently, WHO recommended screening to identify persons with HCV infection, and also recommended that HCV testing be offered to individuals who have a history of HCV risk behaviour or who belong to populations with high HCV prevalence [ 3].

But the President's own fiscal commission recently recommended still more cuts, and Defense Secretary Gates' plan of merely making Pentagon operations more efficient "is dead," says Winslow Wheeler, a Pentagon expert at the Center for Defense Information in Washington.

In recognising these concerns about manual office blood pressure measurement, some experts in hypertension have recently recommended a more limited role for such readings.

Children may need more vitamin D3 than amounts recently recommended (600 IU/day) by the Institute of Medicine (2011) to maintain healthy muscles (Pfeifer et al. 2002), bones (Holick 2007), and general health (Heaney and Holick 2011; Holick 2011).

The members of the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America Proof of Concept Working Group recently recommended a more complex POC definition: POC is the earliest point in the drug development process at which the weight of evidence suggests that it is "reasonably likely" that the key attributes for success are present and the key causes of failure are absent.