Even though we used standard guidelines for neonatal study recommendation definitions, our findings should be interpreted in the context of the quality of retrospective studies [ 21, 39].
From 2004 to the present, in these medical wards, a prospective and comprehensive data collection was initiated that was focused on clinical and demographical newborn and maternal features, in addition to hospital disease-evolution data, which were recorded based on World Health Organization (WHO) neonatal study recommendation definitions [ 39].
This important evolution concerning communication tools between healthcare professionals is linked to presentation mode of these recommendations: definition of relevant clinical parameters, inclusion in decision trees, then generation of treatment algorithms; thus, those algorithms can supply databases that are the basic components of each decision-support system.
Guideline recommendations: Definitions We suggest that the term 'non-pedunculated colorectal polyp' (NPCP) is the most appropriate term to define sessile and flat colonic lesions, whereas the Paris classification and the term 'laterally spreading type polyp' (LST) may be used to subclassify lesions further.
The main objective of the experiments performed was to verify the numerical analysis results [1], [3] and standard recommendations regarding definition of the compressed chord buckling length during buckling out of the truss plane comprised in Eurocode 3 [4].
Objective: To evaluate the evidence for and against androgen insufficiency as a cause of sexual and other health-related problems in women and to make recommendations regarding definition, diagnosis, and assessment of androgen deficiency states in women.
The recommendations on definition and delineation of GTV and CTV are based on clinical experience and different dosimetric concepts.
In a series of Reports (nos. 29, 38, 50, 58, 62, and 71) recommendations for definition of different volumes and dose specification points in radiotherapy were developed[ 2 7 ].
In economic evaluations of health care interventions to date, many analysts have simply presented results without interpretation or recommendation; furthermore, definitions of the threshold, or ceiling ratio, have been left largely to the discretion of the analyst.
Seven key domains and individual components were evaluated and led to agreed recommendations including definition of a TES (100% agreement), minimal data necessary (100% agreement), method of data analysis (agreement mean (SD) scores ranging between 7.9 (0.84) and 9.0 (2.16)) and reporting of results as well as ethical issues.
