Sentence examples for pictorial guidelines from inspiring English sources

Then, to minimize observer scoring subjectivity, a scoring rubric was made with categorical definitions and pictorial guidelines of the ordinal scores (0 3) roughly corresponding to no, minimal, moderate, and marked inflammation, respectively.

The Indian national standard guidelines for comprehensive abortion care and other similar pictorial guidelines used in the context of medical abortion [ 11, 33] inspired the pictorial instruction sheet used for this study.

In this pictorial review, a practical guideline for a 'total' MRI evaluation is presented, including information from conventional MRI, DCE-MRI and DWI, providing a complete morphological and functional evaluation of patients with plasma cell disease.

The main genera of mosquitoes were identified and categorized using a pictorial key based on the standard guidelines of the Walter Reed Biosystematics Unit, substantiated with ancillary literature.

All the cases that are shown in this pictorial review comply with the European Society of Urogenital Radiology (ESUR) guidelines for technical mpMRI requirements.

Even with the inclusion of larger, dual-sided text and pictorial warnings as mandated by EU TPD guidelines, branded packs are thought to be more attractive, contain healthier cigarettes, and used by more popular people than the standardised packs.

As a large proportion of cardiovascular risk guidelines rely on some form of pictorial representation of risk, careful consideration and empirical testing should be given to the most effective way data are displayed in clinical practice guidelines [ 20].

A comparison of the U-classification with other guidelines is beyond the scope of this pictorial review, which serves to illustrate the sonographic features as described in the BTA guideline.

The guideline was in cartoon format and had pictorial illustrations of some common clinical features of uncomplicated malaria, the correct dose and regimen of AL according to the age of the child [Fig 1].

The need for such a journal is reflected by a very high rejection rate of articles from European Radiology, particularly pictorial reviews and those concerned with policy, as well as guidelines and lengthy recommendations from the European subspecialty groups.

This pictorial review aims to provide the radiologist with simple and systematic guidelines for the radiographic evaluation of a hip prosthesis.