Sentence examples for we recommend informing from inspiring English sources
We recommend informing the personnel of the institution where MRI is scheduled.
We recommend informing and training non-ICU HCWs for possible duties at the ICU.
Therefore, we recommend informing forward translators about the topic or choosing translators from the target-profession.
We recommend informing rodent-control authorities and the public that S. Enteritidis is a known human pathogen and that use of Salmonella-based rodenticides has had severe public health consequences.
For this rigorous task differentiation, clear hierarchical management, unambiguous communication, and discipline are essential and we recommend informing and training non-ICU healthcare workers for duties in the ICU.
Based on our results we recommend informing patients with lobular disease about the risk on a secondary mastectomy and to be cautious in offering these patients breast-conserving surgery after neoadjuvant chemotherapy.
Professional medical organizations recommend informing men about the potential harms and benefits of prostate cancer screening, which is commensurate with informed decision making (IDM) for prostate cancer screening [ 3- 5].
Most authors [64, 65, 66, 68] recommended informing the patient about delayed recovery post-surgery and were of the opinion that surgical treatment should be reserved for patients not responding to conservative treatment for more than 6 months.
All the experts recommended informing the patient and the family of the risks of adverse event occurrence (metabolic, neurological…) as well as providing hygiene and diet advice (balanced diet, regular physical activity, reduction or help in stopping substance use…) (strategy of choice).
We recommend that clinicians inform patients on the benefits and harms of treatment strategies, elicit patients' preferences and consider these preferences in their treatment recommendation.
Therefore, we recommend that women should be informed properly concerning the benefits and risks of the BC screening program, in particular mentioning the adverse psychological consequences after a false-positive screening mammogram.
