Sentence examples for most relevant guidelines from inspiring English sources

The final part of the paper provides a summary of the design guidance set out in the most relevant guidelines and codes applicable to pultruded GFRP structures.

The most relevant guidelines for administration of the GMFM-66 are presented in Fig.  1.

Accordingly, each chapter of the present supplement introduces the most relevant guidelines for assessment and treatment of the various child and adolescent psychiatric disorders and provides some suggestions how the guideline recommendations may be successfully implemented into clinical care.

Equipped with clinical data such as cognitive status, evidence-based guidelines, and the ability of merging patient-specific data with the most relevant guideline, the CDSS is considered a valuable tool to support physicians' medical decisions (Kawamoto and Lobach 2003; Kaushal et al 2003; Handler et al 2004).

Finally, a comparison is made between these creep coefficients and those suggested in the most relevant design guidelines.

Annual screening was considered the minimum acceptable practice; most relevant national guidelines recommend more frequent screening of some or all of these measures depending on the drug prescribed or a patient's demographic or clinical characteristics.

This course includes three tutorial modules (with assignments and quizzes), a library containing the most recently updated relevant guidelines, clinical cases and a discussion forum.

The most relevant domains within the guidelines were identified and the guidelines were subsequently converted to review criteria along established lines.

There is a great opportunity for public and private partnership in developing the most relevant and impactful standards and guidelines that will allow all participants — irrespective of their size or industry — to reap the benefits of connected business," said Bru.

Referrals from GRAIDS practices were more appropriate than from comparison practices, when judged by their consistency with referral guidelines, the most relevant measure of general practitioners' clinical behaviour.

By means of a practice-based analysis of individual patient records it was able to assess which combinations would be most relevant for the development of guidelines useful at practice level in primary care.