Sentence examples for partial guidelines from inspiring English sources
This paper (1) analyzes the feasibility of augmenting human abilities via MR applications in construction tasks from the perspective of cognitive engineering, (2) acknowledges the ergonomics features and research issues in MR systems, and (3) generates partial guidelines to solve ergonomics issues.
Efficacy data on antifungals in the treatment of invasive fungal infections in preterm infants is lacking and more data on their use in the prevention of such infections are needed as well [ 10, 11], although partial guidelines do exist [ 12- 14].
All patients received RT to their breast based on the established partial breast guidelines set forth by the Radiation Therapy Oncology Group (RTOG).
Analgesic choice appears multifactorial, but associations with age, comorbidity, and prior medication history suggest partial use of guidelines.
Survey respondents' self-assessment of full or partial compliance with CLSI guidelines was 50% and 15%, respectively; 33% reported uncertainty with CLSI guidelines.
But so far, South Africa has opted for only partial implementation of these guidelines because of resource constraints.
Moreover, as there are no clear guidelines, diagnosing partial tears and tailoring treatment for individual patients can be difficult [3, 25].
Although the Justice Department just announced a new policy intended to avoid further errors such as in the Xi and Chen cases, the guidelines are partial measures that likely would not have prevented the pursuit of charges against them.
Only 7 studies published after the guidelines showed partial adherence to all guidelines.
In another study Hijazi et al showed that patient management is deficit in Kuwait, documentation was inadequate and adherence to the international guidelines was partial [ 18].
Tumour response was assessed at 12 weeks, and every 6 weeks thereafter, using standard bidimensional measurements in accordance with WHO guidelines for partial response (PR), stable disease (SD) and PD.
