Sentence examples for using the new guidelines from inspiring English sources

School managements are required to draw up individual school performance pay policies using the new guidelines, which come into force after September this year.

Consider the following set of circumstances: Using the new guidelines for fighting terrorism, an F.B.I. agent visits a mosque and hears an imam declare that United States policies are starving children in Iraq or killing children in Palestine and that people need to "do something" about this situation.

The criticism come amid a collective sigh of exasperation from physicians who were expected immediately to start using the new guidelines, along with the "risk calculator" that helped identify those patients who are still free of heart disease but who should get a statin to ward off heart attack or stroke.

26 Compared with the results of these studies, the proportion of GPs in Sweden who were using the new guidelines already 1 year after introduction is large.

NASA has announced that it will use the new guidelines established by the IAU.

To our knowledge this is the first study to evaluate the use of J-EPI and T-GFR equations on the prevalence of CKD, and the concordance of these new Asian formulae on CKD staging using the new KDIGO guidelines.

In this study, we investigated the impact of different GFR equations developed in Caucasian and other Asian populations on GFR, and the prevalence of CKD in a Thai cohort using the new KDIGO guidelines.

Among individuals with an A1C <6.5% and a fasting glucose ≥126 mg/dl, 45% had an A1C value ≥6.0% but <6.5% (i.e., elevated risk for diabetes using the new A1C guidelines).

In those 60 75 years of age, the ACC/AHA guidelines captured all men and 85% of women, compared with 12% and 2%, respectively, using the new ESC guideline.

Patients were then recategorized by using the new SHEA-IDSA guidelines as having CO, CO-HCFA, or HO disease.

Scott A. Schumacher, director of the federal tax clinic at the University of Washington School of Law, characterizes the new guidelines as enlightened, but cautions that "whether it solves all the problems depends on how the people on the ground in Kentucky use the new guidelines".