Sentence examples for reference and guidelines from inspiring English sources

For the proportion of qualitative research to continue to increase in the medical literature, more journals would need to clearly indicate that this methodology is an acceptable mode of inquiry, by providing specific reference and guidelines to authors pertaining to qualitative research.

We also aim to clarify the diagnostic performance of both techniques, which will provide physicians with a theoretical reference and guidelines to properly select between these two techniques.

Sensitizing concepts suggested further directions in which to look, and gave us "a general sense of reference and guidelines in approaching empirical instances ([ 23], p 164, based on Blumer [ 32]).

Therefore, this article is expected to serve as a reference and guideline on what has been done in the bioenergy-oriented countries that might stimulate development of more effective and environmentally sound guidelines for promoting bioenergy production in China and other developing countries as well.

The goal of the work is to provide the references and guidelines for readers approaching study on the new area.

The new findings could provide some references and guidelines for designing more efficient sensor networks under various conditions for future applications.

This paper reports a numerical study of energy consumption and time efficiency of sensor networks with five different structural topologies and four different routing methods, regarding their performances and costs, which might provide some references and guidelines for designing sensor networks under various conditions for possible applications.

The Shape Memory Alloy's (SMA) technology has been developing and the interest in new opportunities for the exploitation of the functional properties of this class of materials has increased the enquiry of technical references and guidelines for the design,manufacturing and testing of devices.

We hope that our results can assist hospitals and community health counsellors, and provide reference points and guidelines for treatment, based on the needs and condition of addicts.

This raises the issue of the appropriateness of the present reference values and guidelines for monitoring HIV/AIDS patients in Tanzania.

This is supported by findings from a study done by Egger et al. 2007, where the availability of reference books and guidelines was identified as one of the ways to help health services managers do their jobs well [ 8].