Sentence examples for usage guideline from inspiring English sources

The reason for its particularly low coverage is likely due to its usage guideline: 'Annotation to this term should use the IPI evidence code so that the protein being bound can be specified in the with modifier of the evidence code' (http://gowiki.tamu.edu/wiki/index.php/Category: GO 0005515\_!\_protein\_binding#Notes).

The Centers for Disease Control issued interim usage guidelines, despite the fact that the treatment was more than a year away from formal F.D.A. approval.

The C.D.C.'s usage guidelines stress that PrEP is something to be taken in addition to using condoms, since PrEP doesn't protect against other sexually transmitted diseases.

But the transfusion numbers suggest that dialysis providers, driven by the revised incentives and new usage guidelines, have yet to find the right medication level for some patients.

Should I have ignored the usage guidelines and changed it to viburon?

The data support the product usage guidelines in the clinic, or details a worst-case scenario that brackets the instructions/conditions in the Investigator Brochure.

The files can also be embeddable (so if a brand creates a new logo, it'll be updated wherever the image was embedded), and unlike a Dropbox folder, specific usage guidelines can be attached.

Prior to initial distribution of Glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase (G6PD) proficiency testing (PT) materials, we evaluated G6PD enzyme stability in dried blood spots (DBS) under various temperature and humidity environments to develop storage and usage guidelines for our new materials.

More specifically, MDA is a framework of technical standards progressively being developed by the members of the Object Management Group (OMG an open industry consortium supporting this approach along with a set of usage guidelines for enabling the application of those standards with appropriate tools and processes.

Phase 3 trials are used to confirm efficacy, further evaluate side effects and determine usage guidelines.].

Some of my personal favorites: proofreading software from the Associated Press that plugs directly into Microsoft Word and suggests edits based on AP-specific rules and usage guidelines.