Guidelines for authors in many biomedical journals recommend adherence to these standards but explicit recommendations by editors of veterinary journals are limited.
These articles emphasise the importance of accurate reporting of the study design and recommend adherence to the Consolidated Standards of Reporting Trials (CONSORT) guidelines (http://www.consort-statement.org).org
For trials such as these, we recommend adherence to national transfusion guidelines for the selection of blood donors, when setting trial inclusion criteria.
The results of this study have been openly discussed with all our colleagues in our institution and we have recommended adherence to evidence-based guidelines and management of all H&N cancer cases in an MDT irrespective of staging.
This is in agreement with the US treatment guideline [ 2], which recommended adherence assessment, repeated HIV VL tests to rule out "blips" [ 30], and genotypic tests to detect drug resistant mutations before considering treatment switch.
The recent 2009 revision of the WHO antiretroviral therapy guidelines [ 31] recommended adherence assessment, repeated HIV VL test, and switch only when HIV VL remains more than 5 000 copies/mL.
Although fish consumption advisories recommend adherence throughout the full extent of childhood and childbearing age, we expect most individuals to merely comply with these guidelines for a variable period before and during pregnancy and breastfeeding, reflecting the short-term guideline compliance behavior documented by Teisl et al. (2011).
As this information was lacking in the society's register, when respondents stated that they had CD, questionnaire information was used to assess how their CD was diagnosed (blood sample, biopsy, and/or diet change), and if a medical professional had recommended adherence to a gluten-free diet.
As the diagnosis is not verified by the Society, we used information from the questionnaire about how members were diagnosed (blood sample, biopsy, and/or diet change) and if they were recommended adherence to a gluten-free diet by a medical professional.
A home-based warm up routine consisting of aerobic activity, static stretching and dynamic stretching will be taught with recommended adherence by all three groups five times a week [ 41] The control group subjects will be asked to complete this warm up for twenty five minutes with no additional training (Table 1).
