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For example, although physical activity is widely recommended for prevention of cardiovascular disease [ 12], this recommendation relies explicitly on observational evidence bolstered by "biological plausibility" [ 12].

This recommendation relies, at least partially, on the high sensitivity of the blood culture isolates to fluoroquinolone in clinical trials conducted in Western countries.

In fact, this recommendation relies entirely on a body of evidence consisting of case series and anecdotes which give conflicting results.

This recommendation relies on moderate short term benefits from large randomised clinical trials such as those by Peul et al 54 55 and Weinstein et al, 56 with 283 and 501 patients randomised, respectively.

Mr. Dodson, based in San Francisco, said the recommendation relied too heavily on "on the one hand, on the other hand" arguments and lacked solid analysis.

However, neither the attending physician nor public health personnel usually supervise home isolation, and adherence to the recommendations relies on the patient.

However, none of these recommendations rely on pharmokinetics data published in the literature.

Responses to the recommendations relied on the good will of allies within the health service rather than carrying direct influence in their own right.

Currently available best practice guidelines for methadone maintenance treatment in Canada outline barriers to treatment and highlight areas for improvement, however these recommendations rely largely on a small and weak body of evidence comprised of outdated literature reviews.

The quality of MDT recommendations relies upon considera-tion of all relevant information.

Conducting systematic reviews and producing evidence-based recommendations relies on good reporting from clinical trials.