Sentence examples for recommended uniform from inspiring English sources

Since the release of the Recommended Uniform Screening Panel [ 5] there has been increasing uniformity in the types of disorders for which newborns are screened.

It began in 2004 and overlapped in time with the delineation of the recommended uniform screening panel.

The WHO has recommended uniform reporting of child maltreatment-related injuries and deaths [ 3], with an increased emphasis internationally on the importance of health professionals in identifying and documenting suspected child maltreatment in medical records [ 3, 4].

Based on an evidence report [ 6] in May 2013 the US Secretary's Discretionary Advisory Committee for Heritable Disorders in Newborns and Children (DACHDNC) advised adding Pompe Disease to the recommended uniform screening panel (RUSP) for newborns (recommended to all states) [ 7], though, at the time of writing, May 2014, the Secretary's decision is pending.

32 It should be noted that meeting the criteria for NBS does not necessarily mean the disease will be added to the Recommended Uniform Screening Panel of recommended tests by the United States Government.

However, states can still screen for conditions beyond the Recommended Uniform Screening Panel (e.g., New York State includes NBS for Krabbe Disease), leading to variation in NBS programs [ 6].

Current guidelines for prevention of vascular access failure recommend uniform surveillance of all patients [ 31].

With their package of proposals today, the Tories have demolished a central pillar of the No campaign by recommending ending uniform tax and benefits across UK.

First, as Greenawalt puts it, the demands of proportionality would seem to recommend a uniform application of legal prohibitions.

"With their package of proposals today, the Tories have demolished a central pillar of the 'No' campaign by recommending ending uniform tax and benefits across UK," she said.

Although the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating, and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) recommends a uniform occupancy schedule for building energy assessment, occupant behavior patterns and schedules could be different for each building due to occupants' lifestyles, preferences, occupations, and other differences.