Sentence examples for recommendation even when from inspiring English sources

Hutheesing looks for growth stocks selling at reasonable valuations, and he doesn't hesitate to put out a "sell" recommendation even when he likes a company's underlying technology.

What the judge himself thinks we cannot be sure, as he has steadfastly refused to comment on the response to his recommendations even when questioned on the matter by MPs of the House of Commons media select committee in October.

It is evident from the results that the model is able to detect dishonest recommendations even when the percentage of dishonest recommendations is 40%.

These guidelines often differ in their treatment recommendations, even when bacteriology is similar between countries [ 8].

This is no different in dementia care, where physicians often perceive a lack of recommendations even when these exist [ 8].

Third, the short and delayed exposure to geriatrics recommendations, even when the primary team accepts such recommendations, may limit their potential impact.

All participants who had been screened had undergone the procedure on their gynaecologists' recommendations, even when they themselves did not have a good understanding of what screening entailed.

For example, when using the dietary reference values set in China (which use those established by the Institute of Medicine IOM in USA [ 2]), 86 % of both males and females were at risk of an inadequate water intake, which is a very similar percentage to the ones we have obtained based on the EFSA recommendations even when the values established by the IOM are higher than the ones from EFSA.

Even when the percentage of dishonest recommenders is 48%, the detection rate is higher than 70%, whereas the base model is unable to detect all dishonest recommenders even when the percentage of dishonest recommendations is as low as 10%.

Translation of evidence into recommendations for practice: Even when evidence has been summarised, it is often difficult to translate it into recommendations for practice.

Our findings suggest that such concerns pertain even when recommendations derive from data actually procured in elderly participants.