Sentence examples for two different guidelines from inspiring English sources
The number of exercisers and non-exercisers identified with both modalities (PAR and SWA) for two different guidelines, 90 minutes (mirroring the reference standard) and 150 minutes MVPA (per DHHS guidelines) were determined.
The subjects were divided into four severity groups according to FEV1% predicted (pre-bronchodilator) using two different guidelines: the updated version (not yet published) of the GOLD guidelines [ 3] and the BTS guidelines [ 2].
Recent research demonstrated that the application of two different guidelines [ 3] and [ 4] to a cohort of women who had sustained a fracture resulted in quite different estimates of the proportion of women who should be treated (87.9 versus 58.9%) [ 5].
This meant that we obtained results for four different guidelines.
To date, there are three different guidelines for prenatal physical activity in the United States.
Lugtenberg [ 22] conducted a survey among Dutch general practitioners to identify barriers for adhering to four different guidelines.
The fact that the results are similar for four different guidelines suggests that they may be at least partly generalisable to other communication guidelines, especially if they have a phased structure and recommend a single course of action.
Internationally, five different guidelines have been developed for the diagnosis of fetal alcohol syndrome (FAS) or fetal alcohol spectrum disorders (FASD), three of which were published by national health agencies or proposed for national implementation in North America [ 1- 3].
By comparing two different heaters, design guidelines are proposed for optimizing the power-to-temperature conversion and the reliability of the structure.
Carlsen et al's review found only one study of GPs' attitudes to guidelines in general [ 12], and two that studied different guidelines from a common source (National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence NICECE) [ 15, 16].
These choices are translated into three different sedation guidelines, i.e. the short, normal and deep/long-term sedation guideline.
