Sentence examples for recommendations explicitly from inspiring English sources

To promote the new urbanist version of urban design, cities would have revise municipal zoning laws and development policy from top to bottom.'[16] This points to the need for public policy recommendations explicitly designed to favor complementing forms of communal attachments.

Given that school leaving is a phenomenon that can be influenced by factors that are unrelated to the school, a series of recommendations explicitly deal with the need to involve families in their children's academic lives (Wade, 1974; Aguirre, 1991; Fanoiki, 2014).

The 2008 recommendations explicitly state that ' the burden of evidence indicates that stipends, travel allowances and other non-financial incentives are not enough to ensure the livelihood of health workers and that the absence of adequate wages will threaten the effectiveness and long-term sustainability of community health worker programmes' [ 31].

The Canadian Steering Committee on Clinical Practice Guidelines for the Care and Treatment of Breast Cancer are more pragmatic regarding the frequency of visits, and suggests that these should be tailored to individual patient needs, but their recommendations explicitly state that follow-up should be provided indefinitely [ 2].

The plan for covert action was the only major recommendation explicitly rejected by a White House team headed by Fran Townsend, the president's homeland security adviser, the officials said.

To achieve these objectives, we conducted a detailed review of current American College of Cardiology/American Heart Association and American Stroke Association guidelines to identify content and recommendations that explicitly targeted older patients.

Indeed, public support was identified as a crucial factor for the future of CCS, and several research recommendations were explicitly presented as aiming to provide evidence to sway public opinion and persuade publics of the desirability of CCS, rather than to address technological knowledge gaps.

Recommendations are explicitly linked to this evidence and are therefore evidence-based".

None of the recommendations state explicitly whether breaks from seated should be uninterrupted or not.

None of the recommendations state explicitly whether breaks from seated work should be uninterrupted or not.

Unlike other methods for developing clinical recommendations, GRADE explicitly separates the assessment of the quality of the evidence from the ultimate strength of the recommendations.