Sentence examples for use this guidance from inspiring English sources

Ellen Gilinsky, senior policy adviser from the agency's Office of Water, said the E.P.A. hoped that states would use "this guidance to strengthen their water quality standards, enhance efforts to prevent contamination of recreational waters, monitor recreational waters more frequently and provide warnings more quickly".

So use this guidance until you're ready to hire someone to help you with this, whether it be a full-time employee or a consultant like one from my agency.

Organizations could then use this guidance to establish programs for developing KT capacity.

The repository then uses this guidance to decide how to share that participant's data.

Continuing oversight of the project was provided by (MJ) who had previous expertise in the development of a complex intervention using this guidance.

The CPSC's guidance policy advises that exposures of > 15 μg lead/day may result in blood-lead levels of 10 μg/dL in children (CPSC 1998); the CPSC used this guidance policy for sample comparison.

The UNEP and the WHO included the protocol and the diagnosis in their guidance to identify populations at risk of mercury exposure and strongly encourage using this guidance [ 13].> -wrap-foot> *HBM I and II for blood and urine [ 34– 36]; BAT for blood and urine [ 37].

Use of this guidance is compatible with the use of more quantitative approaches, for example multi criteria decision analysis, to consider equity in evaluations of health interventions through explicit weighing [ 12, 24, 54, 55].

STUC General Secretary Grahame Smith said it would continue to work with the Scottish government "to monitor the use of this guidance and provide further evidence where we believe the practice of blacklisting continues".

In an example of the use of this guidance, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission denied the license for a nuclear fuel enrichment facility near two small, predominantly minority rural communities because the project would have eliminated a road between the two communities (Bass 1998).

1. Labeling, as used in this guidance, refers to the medical product description and summary of use, safety, and effectiveness that must be approved by the FDA.