Sentence examples for recommended completion from inspiring English sources
The funding promise is in response to a final report of the High Speed Rail Advisory Group, which has recommended completion of a first stage between Sydney and Melbourne, via Canberra, by 2035.
ASCO guidelines in 2005 recommended completion ALND to all patients with a positive sentinel lymph node.
Although recommended, completion of the first course was not a prerequisite for the second course.
The Diabetes Manual consists of a 2-day training event for practice nurses, a 230 page workbook for recommended completion over a 12 week period, 2 audio tapes and a telephone support component.
"Based on the findings of the mission, fund management is unable at this stage to recommend completion of the review" needed to release the next loan to Argentina, the monetary fund said in a statement.
The IMF's worries arise partly because the shrinking economy and consequent slump in tax revenues mean that Mr Cavallo has failed in his much-trumpeted plan to cut the fiscal deficit to zero this year.On December 5th, the Fund said that it was "unable at this stage to recommend completion" of its review of Argentina's loan programme.
Current guidelines recommend completion axillary lymph node dissection (CALND) for patients with SLN metastases (NCCN, 2011).
Current guidelines recommend completion axillary lymph-node dissection (CALND) for patients with SN metastases (Lyman et al, 2005; NCCN, 2011).
This study recommends completion of OGD and a detailed examination of the rest of the upper GI tract in all cases with dysphagia as there is a significant chance of finding gastric disorders in theses patients.
Finally, the primary endpoint of MSLT-2 is survival, yet regional failure and morbidity rates may be equally compelling reasons to recommend completion lymphadenectomy even in the absence of a survival benefit.
Based on these data, we recommend completion lymph node dissection when findings of the procedure will guide adjuvant therapy decisions or when recurrence is likely to cause physical or psychological morbidity.
