Sentence examples for targets to guide from inspiring English sources

In September 2000, all United Nations member states agreed to adopt the Millennium Development Goals, eight targets to guide global development until 2015.

Metrics When the idea of having a small number of objective targets to guide (falling) donor funding was first floated in the late 1990s, it was widely criticised for being overly reductionist.

The most moderate is the so-called guideposts system, under which the government announces the need for restraints on wage increases and perhaps also sets targets to guide unions and management; this was attempted in the United States in the early 1960s.

These rubrics are ideally created before instruction (based on learning targets) to guide both teachers and students.

Similarly, the heterogeneity in monitoring targets to guide resuscitation in septic shock has been recently highlighted [53 55].

The National Salt Reduction Initiative, a New York City-led partnership of cities, states and national health organizations, today unveiled its proposed targets to guide a voluntary reduction of salt levels in packaged and restaurant foods.

It would also have to set interest rates, and would need a lodestar, probably an inflation target, to guide it.

According to a recent survey most physicians still use hypotension as their main target to guide fluid resuscitation (1).

The ATLS proposed guidance by the low range of the Parkland formula remains a good alternative to an invasive hemodynamic target to guide initial resuscitation after major burns.

LDL-P measurements provide more accurate information concerning risk stratification in most studies, and a potential target to guide adjustment for LDL-C lowering therapy.

Other than that, there has been no defined target to guide treatment escalation, although some studies used thresholds to decide whether to pause therapy for example, to pause etanercept as soon as a target of PGA of ≤2 (clear, almost clear or mild) was reached.