Sentence examples for nature guidelines from inspiring English sources

"Reintroductions should follow International Union for Conservation of Nature Guidelines and procedures and we remain opposed to the unlicensed release of animals into the Scottish countryside".

Due to the generic nature of guidelines, it is sometimes difficult to translate a guideline for a particular individual patient who may have specific clinical circumstances.

When I was first a critic, I'd try to talk to the artist and know lots of things, but then I realized that the only good that did was to prove to me that those things were finally irrelevant, or just in the nature of guidelines.

Findings point to a severe undervaluing of the social importance of woods by professionals in favour of general nature conservation guidelines which fail to recognise the nature of urban woodland/community interaction.

Factors such as the complexity of the state of the science, the changing nature of guidelines (from age to height/weight-related criteria), and the absence of coordinated federal actions are potential explanations for the observed patterns.

Given its rare nature current guidelines recommend referral of all patients with AAV to a specialised service [ 2].

By their very nature, these guidelines reflect the current state-of-the-art and will need to be updated and revised regularly as important new evidence becomes available.

By their very nature, these guidelines reflect the current state-of-the-art and will need to be updated and revised as important new evidence becomes available.

The nature of guidelines is different, and the workflow-driven process framework is not as effective as has been illustrated by Tu et al. [ 26] with the EON framework.

London et al [ 47] argue that the current non-prescriptive nature of guidelines regarding HIV and reproduction in South Africa increases the risk of the views of health workers influencing how a person's right to choice is negotiated in a clinic interaction.

In Australia, several participants suggested that one of the reasons for the time-consuming nature of guideline development was the process required to obtain organisational approval for guidelines, particularly when the committees involved met only infrequently.