Sentence examples for recommended in relation to from inspiring English sources

Much of what Bentham recommended in relation to administrative and political institutions is governed by "the interest-junction-prescribing principle", designed to ensure that the interests of those with power would be reconciled with the public interest.

The life table method has been discussed (Dobbs 1980) and recommended in relation to arthroplasty data (Murray et al. 1993).

Wouldn't it be better to avoid it if possible, as some have recommended in relation to cancer?

Regular screening, and early intervention or appropriate referral, where necessary, would provide a psychological 'window of opportunity' [ 7] akin to that recommended in relation to clinical treatment of early RA.

It has been postulated previously that one of the outcomes of animal epidemics is that people can be left with negative feelings towards the experience [ 7]; it is possible that this could affect attitudes towards actions recommended in relation to disease outbreaks in the future [ 42].

The Football Association also works under the "more than two" rule that Wada recommends in relation to sports where the substitution of players is permitted.

The precision is the rate of the recommended subset in relation to the overall list of items and recall is the rates the actual relevance of the recommended items in comparison to items which are already known or characterized as relevant.

Fewer women received recommended care in relation to: involvement in decision making (73%), information about clinical trials (13%); receiving breast reconstruction following mastectomy (8%), evidence-based consumer guides (62%) and adequate support for families (65%).

Further validation of the modified scale is recommended particularly in relation to the new cut point for depression.

Although the WSACS published definitions more than 5 years ago [3], there is still a remarkable lack of knowledge concerning the recommended threshold values in relation to IAH and ACS (Table 1).

Although the WSACS published definitions more than 5 years ago [ 3], there is still a remarkable lack of knowledge concerning the recommended threshold values in relation to IAH and ACS (Table 1).