Sentence examples for present to recommend from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the Institute of Medicine's recent report [53] stated that there was insufficient evidence at present to recommend higher dietary intake of vitamin D other than for bone health.

There is not enough evidence at present to recommend vaginal microbicides for HIV prevention.

The Work Group concluded that there was not enough evidence at present to recommend off-pump coronary artery bypass for reducing AKI or the need for RRT.

We therefore conclude that there is insufficient evidence at present to recommend administration of vitamin K2 for preventing the recurrence of hepatocellular carcinoma after curative resection.

Indeed, the Institute of Medicine's recent report [ 53] stated that there was insufficient evidence at present to recommend higher dietary intake of vitamin D other than for bone health.

The essential conclusions from the meta-analysis are that we do not have a sufficient database at present to recommend one procedure over the other, a fact reflected in the current AKI guidelines of the KDIGO (Kidney Disease Improving Global Outcomes) group [ 2] and the UK Renal Association [ 3], and that we will require larger clinical trials before definitive recommendations can be made.

Finally, a sensitivity analysis of the length measurement system tests is presented to recommend the more suitable positions to perform the calibration procedure.

The trend, at present, is to recommend assessment by a multidisciplinary team (e.g., American Speech-Language Hearing Association [ASHA] 2005; Dawes & Bishop 2009).

The ability to "go back in time" and retroactively change the source of payment could in the future present an opportunity to recommend a different credit provider.

The focus of the present article is to recommend a systematic approach for selecting the architecture of long-fiber fabric reinforcements in FRP composite structures under impact events.

Paul Vickers, who chairs a steering group of editors, said those present had "agreed to recommend to the industry that the requirement for qualified majority voting on appointments to the board of the new regulator for the press be dropped".