Sentence examples for recommendations confusing from inspiring English sources

Our findings, on the other hand, indicate that although the participants sometimes found changing recommendations confusing, they still welcomed debate about and updates of guidelines.

The differing recommendations are "confusing to people," said Robert Gale, a radiation oncology expert at Imperial College London, at a press briefing here today.

Many systems that are used to grade the quality of evidence and the strength of recommendations also confuse these judgements by equating the strength of recommendation with the quality of evidence, for example by grading recommendations for which there is high quality evidence as strong, without explicitly considering the balance of benefits and downsides.

He worries that the divergent recommendations will confuse women and make it harder for them to get coverage for mammograms.

Participants, healthcare professionals or both may have confused recommendations about when to vaccinate against influenza with postpartum recommendations to vaccinate against diseases such as rubella and varicella zoster which require live vaccination.

The latest startup to take the stage at TC Disrupt is Rexly, a service that's looking to give you the power of content recommendations, minus the overwhelming amount of choice that makes many recommendation engines and social sites so confusing.

Infant feeding recommendations for HIV-positive mothers are confusing and have resulted in disadvantageous feeding patterns and mixed feeding in particular [ 11].

Occasionally, triagists will give more than one specific recommendation which can confuse the caller.

Infant feeding recommendations for HIV-positive mothers have been confusing [ 11], which might explain the shortcomings of the practices.

So in spite of all the confusing information out there, the basic recommendations for shopping for a loan still apply.

The administration thought the new labels confusing, and they do not meet recommendations in a recent report by experts at the nonpartisan Institute of Medicine.