Sentence examples for publishing a set of guidelines from inspiring English sources

The U.S. EPA was the only federal regulatory agency to follow this recommendation (NRC 1994), publishing a set of guidelines for carcinogen risk assessment in 1986 (U.S. EPA 1986a).

In the administration's waning days, the division published a set of guidelines that bent so far backward to shield monopolies that it elicited a public rebuke from three of the four commissioners on the Federal Trade Commission.

A Task Force of the Osteoarthritis Research Society International OARS I) has previously published a set of guidelines for the conduct of clinical trials in osteoarthritis (OA) of the hip and knee.

Everything changed on September 9, when Apple published a set of guidelines telling developers which applications would not be allowed into the App Store — and none of the rules seemed to apply to Google Voice.

In September, the College of Family Physicians of Canada published a set of guidelines for Canada's doctors titled, "Authorizing Dried Cannabis for Chronic Pain or Anxiety".

In September, the College of Family Physicians of Canada published a set of guidelines for Canada's doctors entitled: "Authorizing Dried Cannabis for Chronic Pain or Anxiety".

An American Society of Clinical Oncology ASCO and College of American Pathologists CAPCApanelnel addressed the need for improving ER and PR testing and published a set of guidelines concerning this matter [ 7].

The American Heart Association has advocated for post-discharge follow-up and has published a set of guidelines for post-discharge telephone calls [ 7].

Recently, some researchers (10, 11) have published a set of guidelines to assist in the annotation of gene products, with the aim of enriching both the quality and quantity of GO annotations.

The US Department of Labor published a set of guidelines for grantees in their Trade Adjustment Assistance and Community College Career Training grant program for use of open file formats in the development of OER.

The International Risk Governance Council (IRGC) also published a set of guidelines for the science in 2010, recognizing that today's policies and regulations will shape the future of synthetic biology (IRGC 2010).