Sentence examples for suggested to recommend from inspiring English sources

For example, it has been suggested to recommend a minimum number of eggs to be counted under the microscope (not eggs per gram of feces), but we lack the evidence to recommend any number of eggs that would allow a reliable assessment of drug efficacy.

Whereas the results of the NSABP pooled analysis clearly suggested to recommend adjuvant chemotherapy to patients with stage II colon cancer, the data of another pooled analysis, conducted by the IMPACT B2 investigators, did not support the routine use of adjuvant chemotherapy in patients with stage II disease.

Current guidelines [ 15], including those in use in South Tyrol [ 16, 17], suggest to recommend paracetamol as the analgetic drug of first choice, followed by non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs).

About 10 years ago, Mr. Holzer said, the museum switched from its previous mitigating word, "suggested," to the new one, "recommended".

The museum maintained the legality of its contentious and decidedly ambiguous discretionary admission (Is it suggested? Recommended? Strongly recommended?) and its resolve to continue said policy into the future.

You can search for apps based on how users have hashtagged (labelled) them and you can use a "Suggest" option to recommend apps to others by tagging the app with what you use it for the most.

The qualitative data also suggest the decision to recommend was influenced by concerns about safety of the HPV vaccine.

Boston cardinal Seán Patrick O'Malley, once a contender for the papacy himself and a close ally of Francis, had been asked to recommend suggested discussion topics for the Vatican to raise with Obama.

In 1977, the McGovern Report warned about an impending obesity epidemic and suggested revised USDA guidelines to recommend people eat less foods high in fat and sugar.

WHO suggests to adjust downward the recommended potassium intake of at least 3510 mg/day, based on the energy requirements of children relative to those of adults [ 1, 3].

For the remaining individuals with a total cholesterol above 5 mmol/l and/or LDL above 3 mmol/l (primary prevention), the same guidelines suggest that the decision to recommend a drug or not should be based on an estimate of the combined risk stemming from the individual's different risk factors.