Sentence examples for reflect guidelines from inspiring English sources

"When you have guidelines at home that reflect guidelines at the school, it's a seamless transition," Mr. Jackson said.

A dichotomous delay variable (< 3 weeks, > 3 weeks) was created to reflect guidelines regarding frequency and persistence of symptoms such as bloating and pain, and the three week symptom timeline currently used in the UK ovarian cancer awareness campaign [ 38].

The methodology employed in this study was in accordance with the REFLECT guidelines (http://www.reflect-statement.org/statement/docs/reflectstatementchecklist.pdf).org/statement/docs/reflectstatementchecklist.pdf

This study was designed in compliance with REFLECT guidelines and was approved by the Ugandan Ministry of Agriculture, Animal Industries and Fisheries (MAAIF) (Reference LHE 199/01, Uganda) and Makerere University MU Schoolool Higher Degrees and Research Committee".

The attitude of 46%% of the responding primary care pediatricians does not reflect guideline recommendations with regard to the timing of orchidopexy in UDT.

Healthcare purchaser/Health insurance company" The value of PQI focusing on the first choice drug as seen by the key informants representing different stakeholders was that they usually reflect guideline recommendations and include a safety component.

While most people had received some form of treatment, the treatment they received frequently did not reflect guideline recommendations or treatment preferences, though nearly a half of people expressed no treatment preference.

The drop reflects guidelines brought in by the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority HFEAA) that urged UK fertility clinics to limit multiple births to no more than 24% in 2009/10.

No clear associations were observed for the Recommended Food Score [ 12], the Diet-Quality Index [ 15] and diet-quality scores, reflecting guidelines from Germany [ 16] and Australia [ 17].

Physical activity was based on the number of occasions per week that respondents took part in an activity "lasting more than 20 min" that made them "sweat or (be) out of breath", reflecting guidelines at the time.

Actual knowledge, measured with yes/no statements reflecting guideline recommendation, improved significantly after the training.