Sentence examples for problem guidelines from inspiring English sources

Prescribing is a complex act as it requires consideration of the diagnosis, the response to previous medicines prescribed to treat the problem, guidelines on the condition, and the preferences and characteristics of the patient.

Borrowing from the "No Problems" guidelines, all these relationships are based upon enhancing political cooperation in equal measure with boosting trade and investment ties.

I don't think developers have a problem with guidelines.

They have a problem with guidelines being unclear and inconsistently enforced as is obviously the case here.

"The problem with guidelines and having it vary over time is that it is an opportunity to engage in debate, rather than, 'Here is the rule, let's have it, you must comply with it.' It becomes much stronger and much more counter-cyclical," he said.

One solution may be to develop context or problem specific guidelines that provide information appropriate to certain groups of patients (i.e. specific for the index condition and a certain range of comorbidities).

We have performed this tuning and assessment based on repeated runs of the methods for each problem (see guidelines provided by Luke, 2013) and the subsequent analysis of the convergence curves (objective function values versus number of function evaluations) and the distributions of the solutions found (see general discussion in Chiarandini et al., 2007).

While problems in care are identified, education that provides an understanding of these problems and guidelines for improvement can enhance patient safety.

The creation of heuristics is mainly based on existing heuristics, literature reviews, usability problems, and guidelines.

For selected problems, delivering guidelines in this format through the Internet holds great promise for modifying physician behavior and improving care (see www.needlestick.mednet.ucla.edu ).ucla.edu

Electronic sources were generally rated positively for their easy access and convenience when looking up a specific problem or guideline.