Sentence examples for recommendations to undertake from inspiring English sources

Of the 59 workers who reported at baseline to have received one or more recommendations to undertake a preventive action, 18 workers (31%) did not have the intention to follow all of the recommendations that they had been given, compared to 41 who did (69%).

The original recommendation to undertake annual screening for diabetic retinopathy was based on a consensus view of experts and the over-riding wish to include such findings as part of the annual review for people with diabetes.

The recommendations are "To undertake at least 150 min per week of moderate to vigorous intensity aerobic physical activity spread out during at least 3 days during the week with no more than two consecutive days between the bouts and moderate to vigorous resistance training at least 2-3 days per week [ 2, 12].

The seventh recommendation is to undertake a school and village mapping to determine the numbers of out of school children in the catchment area of the IQS to promote greater and more equitable access to schooling.

This task force report provides recommendations to analysts undertaking mapping studies, those that use the results in cost-utility analysis, and those that need to critically review such studies.

Finally, despite the recommendation for Delphi surveys to undertake four rounds [ 25], no previous reporting guideline developers have used a four round Delphi process [ 29].

Accordingly, physical activity recommendations may encourage untrained adults to undertake bouts of moderate to vigorous aerobic or resistance exercise greater than 30 min in duration.

Earlier recommendations by Mukasa-Mugerwa (1981) to undertake research on browse forage for camels, since these were going to become livestock of importance in the region, have never received any further attention.

This domain captures what type of information the consumer needs to provide as input for the personalized recommendation, and the actions that the consumer needs to undertake to implement a recommendation in his or her daily life.

In order to undertake this recommendation, further E. maidenii introductions from natural origins would be required.

For example, further inspection of our data reveals that 98% of men in the current study would be described as active using the NICE interpretation (30 min of moderate intensity activity greater than 3 METs on at least five days a week) whereas only 24% met the CMO's recommendation with the additional stipulation to undertake this activity in bouts of 10 min (DoH).