Sentence examples similar to recommended to respond from inspiring English sources

Upon my inquiry with a member of the LIGO collaboration what to make of the paper, I got the annoyed reply that the collaboration's management recommends to "respectfully respond that we have talked at some length with the group in the past and do not agree on the methods being used and thus with the conclusions". Another let me know that a response is not planned.

Patients who responded to treatment were recommended to have boost RT, with either an iridium implant or external beam irradiation.

Based on these principles, farmers can adapt recommended SRI practices to respond to their agroecological and socioeconomic conditions.

There is no requirement to implement recommended action, merely to respond.

Considering BOC, SPRINT-2 [ 2] and RESPOND-2 [ 5] studies recommended to stop therapy in case of detectable HCV RNA at week 24 in naive and at week 12 in previous treated G1 CHC patients.

There are home truths here and everyone will expect those trusts who have large numbers of their patients choosing not to recommend their services to respond as quickly as possible.

I heeded and said: "Why should I travel to London and not do what your 30 years of clinical experience recommend?" to which he wearily responded: "You'd be surprised".

I was one of the first governors to create a subcabinet to deal specifically with the issue and to recommend common-sense policies to respond to the coastal erosion, thawing permafrost and retreating sea ice that affect Alaska's communities and infrastructure.

The report also recommended the London Ambulance Service needed to respond to individuals with "a clear mental health crisis" as an emergency even if the police were present.

Surgical treatment is generally recommended in cases which fail to respond to conservative measures.

Our results on the association between risk perception and compliance are consisted with previous studies referring to " Protection Motivation Theory" (PMT) as a potentially useful framework for understanding public response or intention to respond to recommended health behaviours [ 25].