Sentence examples for possible guideline from inspiring English sources

If possible, guideline authors should revise such a recommendation before it is disseminated for implementation.

Guidelines were developed based on the level of evidence, with 3 possible guideline determinations: recommendation, suggestion, or no guideline possible.

In such situations, our proposed evaluation framework may offer a possible guideline for the design or compensation of such coupled networks with a given connected topology toward a desired collective behavior.

However, despite possible guideline and trial influences, recent studies still stress the patient- and hospital-dependent variation in adjuvant therapy, even after official guideline introduction of new therapies in the Netherlands and it is unlikely that this is different in other countries (Lemmens et al, 2005; Berrino et al, 2007; Elferink et al, 2010b, 2010c; van Steenbergen et al, 2010b).

In 2009 it was pointed out that, as far as possible, guideline follow-ups shall be linked to medical registry-data, e.g. the National Quality Registries (contains personalized information about problems/diagnosis, treatment, and results) and the Regional Comparisons of Quality and Efficiency in Swedish Health Care.

Even though a thorough search of possible guidelines was performed, the possibility remains that we missed a guideline.

In the lead-up to that conference the Commonwealth of Learning has just been awarded a grant by the William and Flora Hewitt Foundation to conduct a survey of government attitudes to open access and to help formulate possible guidelines for government support.

Possible guidelines for improved governess have been proposed in conclusion and recommendation.

Finally a few topics are ear-marked as the possible guidelines for future research.

These results suggest possible guidelines for developing and using authentic assessments during a curriculum in which learning and working are intertwined.

This study aims to describe possible guidelines targeting the design of creative learning environments that influence well-considered use of technology.