Sentence examples for recommended between from inspiring English sources
Yet of the 440 improvements recommended between 2011 and 2014, fewer than a third have been acted on.
Historical best practice recommended between 1 and 5 minutely intervals for the collection of most variables.
A medical visit is recommended between the 6th and 10th day of life, as are home visits from midwives.
According to the literature, a minimum of 15-mm gap is recommended between the recontoured glenoid fossa and the mandible for preventing re-ankylosis [14, 15].
Both experimental results and modelling predictions of outcrossing in OSR, maize, and wheat reveal that isolation distance or a pollen barrier (buffer zone) generally is only recommended between small grain maize fields (ca. <5 ha) to maintain field-average AP due to pollen-mediated gene flow below the EU threshold.
The sensitivity analysis of a rooftop RWH system's DPs to its OPs reveals that the ratio of tank volume to catchment area (V/A) for an RWH system in Seoul, South Korea is recommended between 0.03 and 0.08 in terms of rate of change in RUE.
Current guidelines in developed nations vary according to specific age recommendations to commence cancer screening, and the recommended between-screening intervals, but there is consensus that regular screening for cancers (e.g. bowel, breast) reduces both cancer-related mortality and morbidity [ 32, 33].
In addition, vaccinations that were administered before the minimum recommended age or earlier than the minimum recommended between-vaccination interval, allowing for a four-day grace period,[ 1, 2] were considered to be invalid.
Vaccinations that were administered before the minimum recommended age or earlier than the minimum recommended between-vaccination interval, allowing for a four-day grace period[ 13, 14], were considered to be invalid.
Milk, it continues, is the only drink other than water that dentists recommend between meals.
In Mr. Cannon's invention, strands of hair (he recommends between 70 and 120) are twisted into a cord that is then looped in half and twisted again to form a thick, dense piece of rope.
