Sentence examples for reflects published from inspiring English sources

This reflects published guidance on allopurinol titration in renal impairment which recommends starting at a low dose and titrating to achieve urate target.

This reflects published evidence: where parents of female children underestimated risk, the likelihood of parental risk monitoring and communication was significantly lower than where the parent was aware of the child's behaviour (measures incorporated both alcohol and sexual health) [ 25].

By all accounts, life on KGR was difficult in the early years of its establishment, reflecting published descriptions of land allocated for grazing reserves as areas 'previously avoided for sound ecological reasons' (Ingawa et al. [1989]).

All sequences were renamed to reflect published lineage names.

Furthermore, percentages of death according to site closely reflect published cancer statsitics [ 33].

Scientific reports of the study findings will reflect published standards for the reporting of qualitative research.

6 While short-term outcome following fasciotomy reflected published data 14 15 we have found long-term outcome (>12 months) to be disappointing, using objective measures.

We have suggested the term, 'equivalog'[ 15] for any such set of functionally conserved proteins, but note that equivalog families are built to reflect published characterizations and are not available for all proteins.

Self-reported practice of clinical behaviour was recoded using a binary scale with those responses of Almost always and Always coded as 'Satisfactory practice', and response of Often, Not very often, Rarely and Never coded as 'Could improve' to facilitate analysis and to reflect published guidance on AKI at the time of the project.

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