Sentence examples for prominent recommendations from inspiring English sources

Divergent findings from major clinical trials of glycemic control have led to very prominent recommendations to individualize glycemic control targets.

Harmonization of the social protection system and social benefits across the country is one of the most prominent recommendations, along with the concern to improve protection of children with disabilities.

The most prominent recommendation of both governments was to cut back on saturated fats and cholesterol (this was the first time that the public had been advised to eat less of something, rather than enough of everything).

Moreover, a prominent recommendation of the Food and Agriculture Organization Technical Workshop of Food Energy was to recognize differences in fat digestibility and to modify energy values accordingly (7).

Most prominent are recommendations against prostate cancer screening for healthy men and for reducing the frequency of breast and cervical cancer screening.

Lately, prominent international recommendations have aimed to restrict the use of seclusion and restraint, and reminded clinicians that these measures should only be used in exceptional cases [ 8].

Both practises are contrary to prominent international recommendations [ 22], government reports, mental health service policies, service user organisations and scholarly literature, which advocate that as strategies to deal with disturbed behaviour, restraint and seclusion should be used as little as possible or eliminated.

One of the portfolios gained 2% over the next year (the market was up 20%), while the most prominent list of recommendations was up only 16%.

Recommendations exhibit prominent social behavior in day-to-day life [9].

Among the publications that did not proffer checklists by which to determine quality, methodological techniques signalling quality were also prominent among the authors' recommendations [ 26, 40, 44, 49].

Prominent education and policy recommendations call upon scientist educators and mentors to grow and diversify talent in STEM fields (NAS, 2010, 2011) and to place earlier and stronger emphasis on the process of science (AAAS, 2011).