Sentence examples for recommendations differ from from inspiring English sources
Otherwise, if evidence based guidelines have a better quality and their recommendations differ from those guidelines produced by consensus, then creation of evidence based guidelines may become the only acceptable method of guideline development.
Some of their recommendations differed from ratings printed in Goldman's widely circulated long-term reports.
The discordant cases (where MATE recommendations differed from those of MDT decisions) were further investigated by a panel who reviewed the patient's clinical notes.
Obtained recommendations were compared to the ESC recommendations and grouped into one of the following three categories: recommendations identical with the ESC recommendation (identical); recommendations differing from ESC (disagreement); and ESC recommendations not included or mentioned in the particular guideline (not specified).
This recommendation differs from AAPD dental guidelines stating that children with low caries risk may not receive additional benefit from topical fluoride application [ 35].
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On the actual substance of the decision before us today, the Committee on Development and Cooperation has put forward a number of amendments, in other words a number of Parliament recommendations, which differ from the Council's own proposals.
(Recommendations differ by country, she said, because of varying health care costs).
As the SCS was developed through a consensus procedure based on several national and international guidelines, the SCS recommendations differed slightly from those of the Dutch NHG-guideline.
Actual patterns of risk estimation and treatment recommendation may differ from these examples.
Booster vaccination recommendations for adults differ from country to country: it is recommended every 10 y against tetanus and diphtheria (and poliomyelitis in France) in most European countries and in the USA.
