Sentence examples for recommendations taking from inspiring English sources
Therapeutic adherence means that the patient observes the medical recommendations, taking the medication, and maintaining a lifestyle as recommended by clinicians [ 18].
Service users and carers have equal status – because of their unique perspective – with practitioners on the group, and together we're shaping and deciding on recommendations; taking a co-productive approach.
With every alarming landmark that loomed ahead of my college-bound son — rifling school catalogs, prepping for the SAT, embarking on the college tour, taking the SAT, gathering recommendations, taking the SAT again, writing the application essay, arranging the personal interview, filling out financial aid forms, taking the SAT again — I felt compelled to seek out advice.
A statistical analysis report will be written to describe all the findings according to CONSORT statement recommendations, taking into account the specific features of the trial.
With the assistance of the hospital comity about nosocomial infections, we studied the clinical practice of the unit and compared them to the recommendations, taking into account the specificities of a burned patient.
The results from this investigation have allowed establishing exhibition recommendations taking into consideration the sensitivity of each object, light levels in the museum building, and estimated light exposures based on the duration of the exhibit.
The commission suggested that its recommendations take effect immediately, while Parliament debates them.
The recommendations take effect unless Congress passes a law to reject them.
Other recommendations took longer to put into place: in 1997, a curriculum guide for the prevention of sexual abuse, called "Seasons of Peace," was distributed to teachers.
A spokesman for the hospital acknowledged there had been lapses in the standard of care provided, saying deficiencies would be rectified and all the recommendations taken on board.
Chris Keates, general secretary of the NASUWT, said: "This report and its recommendations take a rather simplistic view of a complex problem.
