Sentence examples for support the current recommendation from inspiring English sources
The present results support the current recommendation to draw blood cultures before anti-infective therapy.
Our results support the current recommendation of chloroquine as a first-line choice for treatment of falciparum malaria and for malaria chemoprophylaxis in Haiti.
These data do not support the current recommendation of 0.5 to 1.0 μg/kg/min in patients with critical illness as a reasonable, conservative initial dosage of argatroban.
The quality of the evidence to support the current recommendation of HD initiation for most very elderly patients is very low.
Our findings therefore support the current recommendation for weight loss using lifestyle modification as the first step in the management of patients with NAFLD, including patients with type 2 diabetes and for those at risk for NAFLD.
In fact, says Jan A. Staessen, M.D., the senior author of the study and the head of the hypertension laboratory at the University of Leuven, in Belgium, the findings "do not support the current recommendations of a generalized and indiscriminate reduction of [sodium] intake at the population level".
The findings support the current recommendations for user involvement in the provision of manual wheelchairs by the WHO [ 6].
These findings support the current recommendations of vaccinating adults aged ≥65 years to prevent serious outcomes of influenza infection.
We support the current recommendations of previous investigators [ 1- 3] that VT should be measured at the ETT in critically ill children receiving mechanical ventilator support.
The recent systematic reviews highlighted the need for an independent study to identify the existing prediction models and subsequently validate and compare their performance to support the current recommendations.
These findings support the current recommendations for weight loss for the treatment of MetS in overweight/obese individuals (4), indicating that even small changes in body weight (−5%) elicit clinically meaningful improvements in metabolic outcomes.
