Sentence examples for recommendations to accommodate from inspiring English sources

Our findings suggest that when providing advice on physical activity, health providers should inquire about the patient's physical function limitations and make specific recommendations to accommodate those limitations.

Given the importance of diet in reproductive-aged women, the appropriateness of recommendations made in international food selection guides needs to be evaluated and future revisions should consider providing alternative food group recommendations, to accommodate differing dietary patterns.

It will conclude with recommendations to lecturers to accommodate their teaching styles so that it is compatible with their students learning styles and preferences.

Data from both time points were subsequently pooled and, following implementation of the recommendations by Mallinson to accommodate repeated measures, were made into two testlets representing positive and negative affect to accommodate local dependency in the items (i.e. the analysis of the residuals was consistent with the earlier Factor analysis).

The use of evidence and systematic discussion helped determine whether such strategies were indeed the best way to address local health system constraints, and at times the national recommendation was adapted to accommodate the local context.

These recommendations are supplementary actions to accommodate women and girls' unique risks and barriered access.

In total we used 27 of the original 38 recommendations that were modified to accommodate the pharmacy database.

Most importantly, specific dietary recommendations should be individualised to accommodate the person's preferences and lifestyle to enhance the acceptance and adherence to the diet plan.

Furthermore, although only 6.7%and6.5%5% of participants indicated that they were not applying T2T recommendations 3 and 4, respectively, a high percentage of these (30.5% for recommendation 3 and 45.4% for recommendation 4) indicated that they were unwilling to change their practice to accommodate these recommendations.

To accommodate these recommendations, the patients in the present trial will be asked to rate their current knee condition pre-surgery (baseline), and at each follow-up (KOOS) and also rate changes in their condition since baseline (GPE).

A draft version has already been published and will now be amended to accommodate the Dilnot recommendations.