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Often the doctors' recommendations came from general practitioners, not mental health professionals.

The recommendations came from the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh, during a conference on improving acute services under times of pressure.

The regulatory body has a separate case against Grubman, which he is reportedly contesting and claiming that his price targets and recommendations came from up high even when his commentary on a company was less than flattering.

There is some variation from one discipline to the next (the first of these recommendations came from a medical school, the second from a department of chemistry), but there are few if any standards even within a field.

The recommendations came from the police following four drug-related deaths at the club in the space of three years.

Similarly, other participants felt that change was more likely if recommendations came from trusted sources, such as health professionals.

Evaluating 10 AGRIS records means manually evaluating 50 recommendations coming from the recommender system.

The actual investment recommendations coming from a sales desk can tell a different story from analysts' publicly released research.

But as ever, half the pleasure of summer books recommendations comes from identifying the ones for which you'd never willingly sacrifice luggage allowance.

"The best recommendations come from women like you," said Julie Mahloch, 42, who founded Bloom.com with Nick Hudson, 39, who worked for Boots for 12 years.

But now buy/sell recommendations come from all over.