Sentence examples for tracking guidelines from inspiring English sources

Current nodule management and tracking guidelines reduce the false-positive rates observed in the NLST, but fall short in their ability to correctly classify nodules as benign or malignant.

Since 2010, more than half a dozen federal agencies have released dual tracking guidelines, but they are weaker than the new rules issued last week, said Ira Rheingold, president of the National Association of Consumer Advocates.

But the fast-track guidelines for coastal projects required the commission to act by Saturday.

This may even be supported by the fast-track guidelines.

To meet patient demand, the Heart Rhythm Society, a professional group that represents experts like Dr. Swerdlow, adopted so-called fast-track training guidelines two years ago for doctors who had not implanted defibrillators before.

In addition, a faculty member who requests to transfer from Track II or Track III (non-tenure earning tracks) to Track I within the School will accrue time toward tenure as defined by Track I guidelines, and the tenure clock would begin on the date of the appointment to the prior track.

Cycle track design guidelines are rarely based on scientific studies.

Mrs Hewitt has also told the NHS drug watchdog, the National Institute for Clinical Excellence (Nice), to fast-track treatment guidelines on the drug.

Developing recreational corridors, or "greenways," like the trail, is a key part of newer land preservation approaches that use natural or manmade features like rivers or railroad tracks as guidelines in protecting contiguous pieces of land.

Following the BioCreative 2012 Track III guidelines, for each evaluation, we asked a human curator to process a total of 50 documents in two settings: curate one collection of 25 PubMed abstracts manually and the other set of 25 abstracts with the use of PubTator.

A web-based tool was developed to allow participants to communicate and track the guideline development process.