Sentence examples for the level of recommendation from inspiring English sources

All the aforementioned non pharmacologic techniques have been rated at the level of recommendation III.

Other non-pharmacological therapies, including relaxing techniques, sleep therapies, spinal manipulations, stretching, mobilization, physiotherapy and TMS, were rated at the level of recommendation III for migraine preventive therapy prophylaxis on the base of the available scientific evidence.

Following a quantitative literature analysis, this method is used to separately determine the quality of available evidence, i.e. estimation of the confidence needed to analyse the effect of the quantitative intervention, and the level of recommendation.

For each stock, StarMine scores the analyst based on the level of recommendation (strong buy, buy, hold, sell or strong sell) and the performance of the stock relative to a market-cap-weighted index of the stocks in the same industry.

The level of recommendation is binary (either positive or negative) and strong or weak:  strong recommendation: we recommend (GRADE 1+) or we do not recommend to do (GRADE 1−);  weak recommendation: we suggest (GRADE 2+) or we do not suggest to do (GRADE 2−).

The recommendations are proposed and discussed individually, with each expert (or expert subgroup) obliged to provide scientific evidence to justify the basis for the recommendation, as well as the level of recommendation, each of which was subject to modification according to the remarks made by the rest of the expert group.

Some of the problems cited by General Deal were listed in the main report as "observations," apparently lacking the consensus needed to rise to the level of recommendations addressing them.

The European Society for Clinical Microbiology and Infectious Diseases (ESCMID) and the Infectious Diseases Society of America IDSAA) guidelines recommend a de-escalation strategy (5 days in stabilized patients for the IDSA and 10 days overall for the ESCMID) [13, 23], but the level of recommendations is low.

Although thromboembolism-induced maternal death plays a major role, the absolute incidence of events remains low, reducing the ability to perform well-designed research and the level of recommendations presented.

As the guideline training mainly focused on OP's understanding specific guideline recommendations, we expected most improvements to be found on the level of recommendations.

Admittedly, the evidence supporting some of the chosen recommendations is weak, but all were deemed to reach at least the level of 'expert recommendation'.