Sentence examples for the document recommendations from inspiring English sources

While registries are addressed in the document, recommendations are currently very broad; more specific guidance as to both registries and biobanks would be in order for future editions.

The description of the methods used to develop the documents' recommendations was mainly lacking (Table  1).

As for the first version of these directives, readers should remember several basic principles that underlie this document: Recommendations are generally made from evidence derived from previously published randomized controlled trials (RCTs) and systematic reviews [ 2 – 4 ].

A diagnostic subgroup, including six medical practitioners (four paediatricians), met by teleconference to review the workshop outcomes and to complete and document recommendations.

That lack of knowledge of whether terrorists were actually plotting online emerges in the document's recommendations: "The amount of GVEs in the world is growing but the specific ones that CT [counter-terrorism] needs to be methodically discovered and validated," it stated.

Some of the tougher measures proposed in earlier drafts of the document included recommendations that Internet service providers give high-speed customers firewalls and other tools to defeat hacking and bans on many uses of wireless networks until the technology is made more secure.

The document includes recommendations for different population groups.

As it is acknowledged in the document, these recommendations are based on fixed-effects models.

According to the document's recommendations, "States should invest in evidenced-based programmes to attack the causal factors of violence.

Our findings contribute to a better understanding of patient-reported QoL outcomes in building on theoretical frameworks describing the cognitive processes underlying QoL appraisal and the response shift literature, and underscore the previously documented recommendations to improve QoL questionnaire items to yield unambiguous responding.

The research conducted in the last decade has clearly led to more modest conclusions on the relation between computer work and the risk of CTS and UEMSDs, and demonstrated the lack of well documented recommendations concerning interventions in the office environment.