Sentence examples for recommendations warranting from inspiring English sources
We can no longer ignore international recommendations warranting full time specialized clinical pharmacy services in critical care units to ensure patient care efficiency, safety and cost-effectiveness.
New York theatergoers with an adventurous spirit -- or mainstream theatergoers unafraid to venture off off Broadway when recommendations warrant -- are being rewarded this month with special treats of high quality and relatively low price.
Long-standing suboptimal breastfeeding rates suggest the design of interventions to assist parents in meeting international recommendations is warranted.
The aims of this systematic review were to firstly summarize the alterations in CAR in response to exercise and determine whether there was sufficient support for its use as an exercise-related biomarker and secondly to provide future recommendations, where warranted, for improving CAR research.
Such patients remain a subset for which standardized evidence-based recommendations are warranted [ 13].
We feel that based on these oversights, the FDA's conclusions are unduly reassuring and that reconsideration of their current recommendations appears warranted.
As for any research project, assessment of the quality of systematic reviews is essential to judge whether the recommendation warrants a change in practice.
Meanwhile, the current public health recommendations to consume fish regularly for better health should be upheld, and no change to this recommendation is warranted on the basis of our findings.
"Combined with our cautious view of [the] direct broadcast satellite [sector] in general and our view that EchoStar is not an acquisition candidate in the near term, we think a more cautious recommendation is warranted," Wang wrote.
To reduce the impact of COPD in Australia initiatives to encourage GP uptake of guideline recommendation are warranted.
A GRADE guidance published after our review describes five situations in which a strong recommendation is warranted despite low or very low confidence in effect estimates [ 31].
