Sentence examples for revision of guidelines from inspiring English sources
*The revision of guidelines prosecutors use to determine when to oppose bail for people charged with relatively minor crimes.
The revision of guidelines is a painstaking affair, as the NSG meets in full plenary session only once a year.
As the Korea Times, an English-language newspaper, put it this week: "South Korea is walking a tightrope .This week, too, Japan's prime minister, Shinzo Abe, visited Washington, DC, agreeing with Barack Obama's administration on a revision of guidelines covering the two countries' defence co-operation, in effect strengthening the bilateral alliance.
Thus, improvement of knowledge (among nurses and doctors) and revision of guidelines may increase the administration of analgesia.
The International Headache Society, in 2004, provided a thorough revision of guidelines for proper diagnosis of any head pain by defining, particularly for PHs, clinical characteristics, presentation and recurrence over time (ICHD-II, 2004) [3].
These novel findings may lead to revision of guidelines for early referral to a rheumatologist and early arthritis clinics based on rheumatoid factor testing.
Most Dutch GPs are members of this association and receive all its guidelines and revisions of guidelines.
Given that implementation is the key objective of most guidelines there needs to be an improvement in the applicability domain in future revisions of guidelines.
Specific activities included the revisions of guidelines and tools, laboratory capacity building, improvement of data management, and training of surveillance officers.
Frequent revisions of guidelines, modifications of ESA's Summary of Product Characteristics (SPC) and concerns about the safety of ESAs raised by major clinical trials are gradually modifying practices.
The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) undertook the revision of existing guidelines and development of new guidelines for screening and testing of potential endocrine disruptors in 1997 (OECD 1998).
