Sentence examples for recommendations fit from inspiring English sources

"As such, due consideration must be given to where the Independent Commission on Banking's interim recommendations fit within this ongoing programme, some of which remains work in progress, with further changes due before the final report is due.

These systems have no "common sense" or understanding of how their recommendations fit into a larger context, or the world beyond their micro-world.

Experts can already recommend and make comments on papers as a sort of live peer review process, but now those recommendations fit into an algorithm that helps rank the paper.

All of these recommendations fit into the 'Public realm' box of the Ogilvie model.

This finding is due to our stricter criteria, as these are the controversial time points that most of the organizations' recommendations fit in.

Beyond the device, other services in the price of the hearing aid may include initial recommendations, fitting, verification of a correct fitting, orientation to the device and its features, ongoing counseling, repairs and modifications, reprogramming, and documentation.

According to these results, the conclusions were drawn and some recommendations fitted with the results and conclusions were made for future research.

Cutting energy use at his business premises will be tricky, Walkam worries, because he's already put in 280mm loft insulation (more than the government's minimum recommendation), fitted double-glazed windows, draught-proofing and low-energy bulbs.

Such a recommendation fits with a growing consensus within the evaluation community that impact assessment without adequate theory does not constitute good science [ 14- 16].

Different people may react to salt so differently that making recommendations that fit everyone is simply not possible, Dr. Alderman said.

First released in the U.K. in 2013, it is now being published in eighteen countries, and, in an interesting twist, the contract allows for a local editor and reading specialist to adapt up to twenty-five per cent of the ailments and reading recommendations to fit each particular country's readership and include more native writers.