Sentence examples for recommendation frequency from inspiring English sources

We constructed a score of self-reported recommendation frequency for 6 specific vaccines to target populations.

Second, GPs' self-reported recommendation frequency may also reflect in part the degree to which they are favorable to vaccines (Larson et al., 2014, Peretti-Watel et al., 2015).

The secondary variables are: change in cardiovascular risk, adherence to the dairy product, adverse effects, adherence to dietary recommendations, frequency of food consumption, basic physical examination data, health problems, lipid-lowering medication, physical activity, smoking habits and socio-demographic variables.

Furthermore, multivariable linear regression analysis showed among the CKD primary care physicians who had high and moderate exercise recommendations for CKD patients, exercise recommendations frequency was associated with their own exercise frequency (p < 0.01) but not exercise intensity (Table  7, Figure  2).

Oral hygiene regimen and assessment of gingival health (Table 3): recommendation and frequency of mouthwash intake, oral prophylaxis schedule, use of indices for gingival and periodontal assessment, and their frequency.

Recommendations for frequency of position changes, as well as specific recommendations for bedridden and sitting patients, must be taken into account.

In order to encourage a simplified approach to scaling up antiretroviral treatment, WHO Guidelines do not insist on ALT monitoring as a pre-requisite to ART provision at the primary care level, and recommendations for frequency of testing when it is available are unclear [1].

The American Academy of Neurology Guidelines states that monitoring of LTG levels during pregnancy should be considered (Level B), but these guidelines fall short of providing specific recommendations regarding frequency and/or gestational timing of monitoring.

The Chinese recommendation for the frequency of postnatal visits was higher than that of WHO [ 27].

Consistent evidence indicates that French consumers of all age groups comply with the PNNS recommendation regarding the frequency of starchy food consumption, but this is achieved with a minimal intake of whole grain cereals.

A recent systematic review on the health benefits of physical activity in school-aged children and youth noted that, while there is evidence to conclude that an average of 60 minutes/day of MVPA is associated with meaningful health benefits, there is no evidence to support the daily frequency recommendation [ 5].