Sentence examples for revisions to guidelines from inspiring English sources

Revisions to guidelines for health care facilities related to grab bars and handrails should allow a range that respond to age- and disability-specific needs.

"You need to communicate with people here … and she's always been emphasizing communication," said political author Chang Ching-who, who recalled that in 2003, while leading the Mainland Affairs Council, Tsai and her aides personally contacted every legislator – more than 200 people then – to sound them out on revisions to guidelines on how Taiwanese interact with the mainland.

The NFU has said there has not been a full assessment of the environmental effects of the ban, while the BBKA has called for a revision to guidelines on safe use of neonicotinoid alternatives.

The expert panels, he said, will determine "if we need major, minor or no revisions" to security guidelines.

The revisions to the guidelines will make it harder — though not impossible — for prosecutors to take such a step in the future.

Ferguson, who has for seven years been spending time with a team of social workers, observing their interaction with children and families, believes there is scope for further revisions to the guidelines.

Bioeconomic modelling constitutes a useful tool in comparing treatment and reuse options, permitting the sensitivity of financial returns to changing costs and recent revisions to WHO guidelines for safe wastewater reuse to be assessed, however, social and environmental consequences demand consideration.

Corpus annotation, after the annotator training phase and with no more revisions to the Guidelines, requires ∼4 h per article.

Revisions to existing guidelines or the development of new policies will affect the development of informed consent documents.

In December 2012, the EMA updated their guidelines on the non-clinical and clinical development of similar biological medicinal products containing recombinant human insulin and insulin analogues 19, and in April 2014, released for further consultation draft revisions to these guidelines 20.

Future revisions to reporting guidelines for both primary and secondary research may need to take aspects of complexity into account to enhance their value to both researchers and users of research.