Sentence examples for scant guidelines from inspiring English sources

Brown, Gonzalez and Palmeiro have been tied to steroids, and voters mostly dismiss such candidates -- the scant guidelines, after all, do mention integrity and sportsmanship.

Surprisingly, the patient's role in deciding his or her own blood pressure target receives scant attention in guidelines for hypertension" [ 48].

Clinical practice guidelines include scant information about the cost-effectiveness of the treatments, except for those provided by the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) [ 16].

Standardising neonatal PN has been considered as an alternative to iNPN regimens [ 50] but has receive scant attention in published guidelines [ 31, 51].

A similar study recently carried out in Greece, revealed that PHCPs were prescribing for asthmatic patients in an obsolete manner, mainly because the extent of their knowledge of the current asthma guidelines was scant [ 12].

Population-based survival studies of BRC patients with regard to delivered treatment according to available Clinical Practice Guidelines (GPG) are scant.

However, the available data are scant, and no randomized trials or guidelines are available.

Still, the agency faced resistance from pain specialists, patients, and patient advocates who say the guidelines were based on scant data (studies examining the long-term effects of opioids are limited) and would only further stigmatize pain sufferers.

Although a common scenario on a clinical setting, there is scant information in the literature or guidelines about how we should manage patients with suspicious appearance of the optic disc and IOP within the normal range.

The NICE guidelines acknowledge that there is scant information available on the use of this modality of treatment [ 3].

While much has been written about the ethics and curricular guidelines related to such endeavors, scant attention has been paid to the attitudes with which trainees and clinicians enter into or return from them.