Sentence examples for recommendations aimed for from inspiring English sources

Clinical practice guidelines are by their nature general recommendations aimed for broad applicability in the clinical setting.

Its recommendations aim for more and less: more inclusive and diverse environments, more support for victims of harassment and more meaningful enforcement of Title VII prohibitions on discrimination, but less institutional opacity and less adherence to minimal legal compliance.

Victorian Department of Health recommendations aim for home-based dialysis patients to account for at least 35% of all patients within 6 months of starting dialysis [ 16].

Since there is a considerable overlap between dietary recommendations aiming for good health and those aiming for environmental sustainability [ 17], it is possible to theorize that the choice of organic food for both of these reasons may be accompanied by dietary patterns more in line with health recommendations.

Therefore, a task force was formed to discuss and develop a consensus on recommendations aimed at defining a treatment target for, and thus at improving the management of axial and peripheral SpA in clinical practice.

This algorithm also includes a way of providing implicit ratings considering the users' movements after receiving recommendations, aimed at measuring the users' interest for the recommended items.

In the report, the FSB made a series of recommendations aimed at improving the situation for affected local communities.

High street banks will learn of a suite of recommendations aimed at making it easier for customers to move their current accounts –to be followed by another month's consultation.

One of our recommendations aimed at encouraging couple formation is for the remaining 11 states to repeal CLM.

But Canada's TSB wants to try......the Board is issuing two recommendations aimed at making air travel safer for infants and children.

For this study, recommendations aimed at optimising asthma treatment were generated on two index dates, 15 September 2007 (index date 1) and 15 March 2008 (index date 2), representing peak times for asthma symptoms.