Sentence examples for the existing advice from inspiring English sources

It's important to read over the existing advice so you can decide whether the new addition is helpful and whether it should be added as a whole new method section, or incorporated into the existing steps and methods.

In a statement from PHE, Professor Paul Cosford, the director for health protection, said: "As a precaution we have updated the existing advice for returning healthcare workers to indicate that they should not return to clinical work for three weeks after their return to the UK.

These systems were discussed at a face-to-face meeting of the working party with respect to their advantages and disadvantages and compatibility with the existing advice in the NHMRC Guidelines for Guideline Developmentt' handbooks.

A point that is neglected in the existing advice cited here is that for trials employing survival outcomes, Poisson or binary responses, the effective sample size is the number of events and it is this number that should replace N in the formulae given here.

You have the option of just saving/adding the method as it now stands, in its own section at the bottom of the article, or of editing more to incorporate it into the existing advice.

The Metropolitan Police says existing advice to large organisations may be updated and the Home Office says it will be up to local police forces to give advice, if they choose, to shopping centres in their area on how best to protect themselves.

Consider the following: Article edits: If they're accurate and helpful additions that don't just repeat existing advice in the article, keep them.

When I first began my research on performance at work, I scanned for existing advice on how to work smarter, and the picture I arrived at was incoherent and overwhelming.

BI compare to existing advice standards?

I was described by Joanna Blythman in Sunday's Observer as "floundering" for standing by our existing advice.

Government documents are rigorously copy-checked, so it seems unlikely that it was lifted from existing advice to ministers.