Sentence examples for valid recommendation from inspiring English sources

Although California recently legalized adult recreational use, the subscriptions require both an invitation and valid recommendation paperwork issued by a California-licensed physician (both of which can be arranged through the service's website).

(This is where we need to remind readers that although several U.S. states have legalized adult recreational use, here in the Golden State the legal purchase of cannabis is restricted to those holding valid recommendation paperwork issued by a California-licensed physician).  .

Accordingly, amoxicillin as the first-line drug for AOM requiring antibiotics remains a valid recommendation.

The overlap in patients who received the equally valid recommendation for RP and EBRT was 33.9%.

A recent review concluded that the available evidence is not sufficient to give a valid recommendation in favor or against the use of music therapy in this field [ 16].

A valid recommendation from the Xiphu, and Mpanza study was the implementation of uniform distribution fees of similar products, with clear stipulation of distribution costs and activities being paid to all stakeholders.

Here is an excerpt, with italics added by me: "The KPMG engagement team acquiesced in New Century's departures from prescribed accounting methodologies and often resisted or ignored valid recommendations from specialists within KPMG.

To the Editor: As a physician who practiced in Hawaii for a decade and a half, and who attended fellow passengers with medical emergencies on the way to and from the mainland, I have a perspective that enlarges upon the many valid recommendations mentioned by Hope Reeves in "When Sick Is Too Sick to Fly" (Practical Traveler, April 7).

However, 20% valid recommendations are also discarded.

It is assumed that the recommendation values that lie outside the interval defined by LCL and UCL are malicious, therefore discarded from the set of valid recommendations.

This study analyzes middle school students' spontaneous mathematics-related help-seeking behavior, in view of making ecologically valid recommendations for the design of supporting tools or "help systems".