Sentence examples for tailored guidelines from inspiring English sources

The attorney general said some issues are best handled at the state or local level and said he has directed federal prosecutors across the country to develop locally tailored guidelines for determining when federal charges should be filed, and when they should not.

The potential for ship accidents requires tailored guidelines for ship-ice interactions which justify the need for a suitable performance and risk assessment model for ships navigating in the Arctic waters.

Establishing an annual meeting for discussion, iteration, improvement, and expansion to other Middle Income markets, and subsequent development of additional tailored guidelines.

4. Ensuring that reporting information in harmonized fashion is used as part of Best Practices Regulatory Guide. 5. Establishing an annual meeting for discussion, iteration, improvement, and expansion to other Middle Income markets, and subsequent development of additional tailored guidelines.

11 12 13 14 This differentiation of use of imaging with patient tailored guidelines may not be sufficient to cover the wide spectrum of clinical presentations of abdominal pain.

Based on scientific literature on the effectiveness of implementation strategies [ 11, 15, 28], we developed a (tailored) guideline training protocol that focused on barriers that hindered OPs from using the guideline, and developed solutions to overcome these barriers.

The cognitive behavioral training tool was based on group discussions and a specifically tailored guideline, containing exercises such as pro-and-con schemes and positive thinking strategies with homework between each session.

We are investigating how to tailor guidelines with information that supports user implementation.

Our study is the first to demonstrate the benefit of SC in surplus to tailoring guidelines to local susceptibility data.

It is essential that reviewers tailor guidelines for scoring items to their review, and ensure that all reviewers are clear on how to score studies.

Theories of behavior change suggest an analysis and understanding of factors that prevent or motivate change in behavior might be helpful in tailoring guideline implementation strategies [ 25- 30].