Sentence examples for procedures guidance from inspiring English sources

The ORR is bringing charges under health and safety law, accusing Network Rail of "failure to provide and implement suitable and sufficient standards, procedures, guidance, training, tools and resources for the inspection and maintenance of fixed stretcher-bar points".

The government said "procedures, guidance and rules" were in place to ensure equal treatment.

"New procedures, guidance and training will also be rolled out as part of the action plan," added the council spokesperson.

On 13 January 2012, the Office of Rail Regulation announced that Network Rail were to be prosecuted under Section 3(1) of the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 for "the company's failure to provide and implement suitable and sufficient standards, procedures, guidance, training, tools and resources for the inspection and maintenance of fixed stretcher bar points".

With the growing use of PET/CT worldwide and the advent of new tracers for more specific imaging procedures guidance has been given on both sides of the Atlantic [ 3– 5] and a debate on how to monitor cancer therapy by functional rather than anatomical imaging is developing [ 6– 8].

This article presents a framework for building patient-specific models of the myocardium, to help diagnosis, therapy planning, and procedure guidance.

Lastly, this study examined only one aspect of ultrasound as it related to procedure guidance for fluid removal; therefore, extrapolation to other ultrasound applications should be approached with caution.

Of the 127 currently published topics most relate to hospital-based care, such as radiotherapy for age-related macular degeneration (Interventional Procedure Guidance, IPG, 048) and auditory brainstem implants (IPG108).

The direction is in a materially different form to the procedures in Guidance Note 11 as it was prior to May 4, 2016".

The use of systematic review procedures and guidance on the use of specialized databases and search tools would help manage these challenges, but limited guidance on the actual mechanics of identifying and synthesizing relevant scholarship are provided by IPCC to authors (Petticrew and McCartney 2011; Tol 2011).

The companies each face a charge under the 1974 Health and Safety at Work Act for allegedly failing to "provide and implement suitable and sufficient training, standards, procedures and guidance for the installation, maintenance and inspection of adjustable stretcher bars [on points]".