Sentence examples for reduction guidelines from inspiring English sources

This risk can be prevented or offset with adherence to health promotion and risk reduction guidelines.

There is thus an urgent need to draft comprehensive CO2 emissions reduction guidelines that consider the structural changes of each country.

As we write, there is no mention of palliative or end-of-life care in key humanitarian response and disaster risk reduction guidelines such as the SPHERE Handbook and the Sendai Framework (adopted by 187 governments in 2015).

In order to protect yourself from overdose, it is important to follow harm reduction guidelines to make drug use as safe as possible.

There is also a growing concern that following known harm reduction guidelines may not be enough given that such a small amount of carfentanil less than a grain of salt can cause an OD.

Likewise, many users indicated that they moderated the frequency of their ecstasy use, and that they limited use to less than once a month or once every six weeks -one of the harm reduction guidelines promoted by health educators in The Netherlands.

It broadly follows emissions reductions guidelines called for by the U.S. Climate Action Partnership, a coalition of business and environmental groups.

Dubbed "Agenda 2020," the plan sets strict new emissions-reductions guidelines for Canada and fast-tracks financing for vulnerable countries beginning in 2010.

44, 45 Steroid premedication has been reported to reduce biochemical and hematologic toxicity, 46 and this in addition to more stringent hepatic function parameters and dose-reduction guidelines has decreased the incidence of severe toxicities in recent trials.

"We have begun sending trial plan offers based on the principal reduction program guidelines to customers who were already well along in the HAMP [Home Affordable Modification Program] or proprietary modification pipeline but now qualify for a settlement modification, so they will not be delayed further," said Richard Simon, a Bank of America spokesman.

The replacement, refinement, and reduction (3Rs) guidelines are the cornerstone of animal welfare practice for medical research.