Sentence examples for recommendations extended from inspiring English sources
While it focused on children and families, many of the recommendations extended to working with adults.
The recommendations extended beyond the original (local) permitting requirements, and included the following: Improve worksite dust-control measures, including stabilizing disturbed soil areas, increasing soil watering frequency, using soil binders, and covering excavated soil.
Analogous to the EMEA recommendations, extended single-dose toxicity studies in both genders of a single mammalian species to establish a dose inducing a minimal toxic effect or a safety margin are considered sufficient to support a human microdose study if justified by in vitro data.
Does this defense of the recommendations extend to the case of children?
Mr. McCain also won an endorsement from The Boston Globe's editorial pages, with the Democratic recommendation extended to Senator Barack Obama.
Recommendations We recommend extending eight CONSORT checklist items for reporting of pragmatic trials: the background, participants, interventions, outcomes, sample size, blinding, participant flow, and generalisability of the findings.
Recommendation extends to the field of capacity building and support to Mine Action in general.
Their recommendation extends, however, to the preparation of all college graduates who will shape STEM public policy.
In 2006, recommendations were extended to systematic vaccination of all children <2 years old [22].
In 2006 the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) recommended routine administration of Tdap to all unvaccinated postpartum mothers and in 2011 recommendations were extended including pregnant women and all people who have or anticipate having close contact with an infant aged <12 months if they have not previously received it [ 39].
The 4HPV vaccine was introduced in the United States (US) in June 2006 for females aged 11 12 years with catch-up for those aged 13 26 years; in 2011, the recommendations were extended to males aged 11 12 years with catch-up for those aged 13 21 years [ 35, 36].
