Sentence examples for part of guidelines from inspiring English sources

Mr. Quattrone defended the rules, saying the practice of requiring customers to trade through First Boston to have access to hot offerings was part of "guidelines that lawyers told us had to happen if individuals were to get I.P.O.

A key principle of process measurement, whether as part of guidelines from professional societies or national reporting bodies [ 21], is that they focus on care practices that should be followed regardless of operative volume, site of care, or surgeon.

Despite the reported findings indicating the usefulness of PSAV and the suggestions that PSAV should be a part of guidelines and inclusion criteria for clinical trials, more evidences are necessary to confirm clinical utility of PSAV [ 14].

Formal consensus methods such as the nominal group technique are often used as part of guideline development, but little is known about factors that affect the statements produced by nominal groups, and on their consistency with the research evidence.

One way to address this important topic would be to conduct modelling studies as an integral part of guideline development.

Table 5 shows that, when used as part of guideline implementation strategies, most professional interventions were effective at improving practice and patient outcomes.

Additionally, the websites of two governmental health guidance bodies, the UK's National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) and the US Surgeon General, were searched to identify any evaluations published here as part of guideline development.

Their combined publication in 1997 in the New England Journal of Medicine was hailed as a milestone leading to an identifiable paradigm change: although a local modality, RT does have a profound systemic benefit, and should be uniformly introduced as part of guideline recommendations to patients with positive nodes, particularly those with four or more positive nodes involved.

Although it is not part of guideline recommendations, acupuncture can be useful for some.

Many general-purpose programs (notably tax-computation software) support parameterized customization through mechanisms such as templates or wizards, and future CGSs should support parameterization of parts of guidelines similarly.

Axillary staging is part of some guidelines, and these findings suggest that guideline adherence decreased with increasing age.