Sentence examples for recommendations recently from inspiring English sources

However, strict RBC transfusion recommendations recently have been questioned.

Its goal is the Clearance (declassification to non-radioactive materials) of all reactor components, after a sufficient period of interim decay, according to the recommendations recently issued by IAEA.

What we can see is that the government, like Taylor and like the parliamentary committee that made 11 recommendations recently, all intend to keep the three statuses of employee, worker and dependent contractor.

To assess the responsiveness of the EQ-5D three steps were taken, following recommendations recently published by Revicki et al (2008).

Recommendations recently have been published advocating that the DRI be doubled [ 31] or be raised to 2,000 IU/day [ 32].

According to the recommendations recently proposed by Critchley et al., in the present study we used an exclusion zone of 15%, and sufficient concordance to assume interchangeability was set to >90 to 95% [ 16].

International recommendations have recently changed to recommend treatment of only test positive patients and Sudanese guidelines should be also amended along these lines to facilitate elimination of these irrational practices (WHO 2010).

This year, the government is bringing in new legislation to tackle gender discrimination; Lord Lester's equality bill of recommendations was recently passed by the House of Lords.

Because next month will mark the third anniversary of the publication of the Siegal Committee's recommendations, I recently asked the 20 members still at The Times whether the "Jayson Blair problems" could happen again.

A bill to restructure the United States Olympic Committee was introduced in the Senate yesterday, embracing recommendations made recently by an independent commission and a task force appointed by the Olympic committee.

The proposal runs counter to the recommendations made recently by a couple of high-profile, bipartisan debt reduction commissions — which called for shoring up Social Security, in part, by enrolling the nearly seven million state and local government workers who are not in the program.