Sentence examples for synthesis of recommendations from inspiring English sources

Our guidelines reflect a synthesis of recommendations from these various organizations and those in the literature.

A single screening and management algorithm was developed based on a synthesis of recommendations from several primary care screening and management guidelines (table 1).

Another potential critique of the synthesis of recommendations (as in this proof-of-concept study) is that they are devoid of context.

Thematic analysis and synthesis of all recommendations in the 37 reports was undertaken to identify salient themes and patterns [ 14].

Despite this limitation, the search provided important insights from major studies and allowed a synthesis of specificresearch recommendations that may be useful for researchers/organizations interested in framing/funding collaborative research initiatives.

The steps involved in developing evidence-based clinical practice guidelines include the identification of clinical problems, synthesis of the evidence, formulation of recommendations, independent review of the guideline, dissemination of the guideline, and maintenance of the guideline [ 3].

In 1979, during the Transfermium Wars (but before the synthesis of hassium), IUPAC published recommendations according to which the element was to be called unniloctium (with the corresponding symbol of Uno), a systematic element name as a placeholder, until the element was discovered (and the discovery then confirmed) and a permanent name was decided on.

This report provides a synthesis of workgroup discussions and recommendations for future directions and priorities, which include initiating a systematic evaluation of alternative models and technologies, developing a framework for the creation of an open database to catalog DNT data, and devising a strategy for harmonizing the validation process across international jurisdictional borders.

In terms of the intent of analysis, this was an instrumental case study analysed to illustrate a type of policy formulation process commonly used in health policy to address major population-based programmatic policy decisions: involving expert groups in the evaluation and synthesis of evidence and the formulation of recommendations [ 27].

We chose to retain two parallel but distinct syntheses presented as one collective set of recommendations enabling us to synthesise emerging lower level evidence on HIV ageing and rehabilitation with higher level more established evidence in chronic diseases experienced by older adults with HIV.

This report is a more technical and detailed accompaniment to the shorter volume which contains a synthesis of the research findings and recommendations.