Sentence examples for well-founded recommendations from inspiring English sources

The analysis allows us to identify semantic issues in the proposal and suggests well-founded recommendations for improvements.

Well-founded, clear recommendations.

This will enable more balanced evaluations and well-founded policy recommendations.

But as a scientist and a physician, I have a different perspective: I can see clearly just how much we still don't know--and how much we need to learn--to make well-founded, smart public health recommendations about childhood sports participation and concussion risks.

More research is needed to systematically tease out sources of variance in reliability to enable well founded recommendations with regard to the required numbers of (different) assessors and encounters.> Ringsted et al. (2003) explain the low inter-rater reliability of their 'global rating form in anaesthesiology' by staff being unfamiliar with the instrument's underlying concept.

The US government agency in charge of it – the National Institutes of Health – called the new recommendations "scientifically well-founded" and signalled that it would make some changes.

The report proposed a "realistic" 10-year timetable - including legislation after the next general election - and 61 recommendations to create a "clear, well-founded devolution settlement".

Commission chairman Paul Silk said: "At a time when constitutional issues are high on the agenda in the United Kingdom, we have agreed recommendations that will provide a stable and well-founded devolution settlement fit for the future.

This study provides a critical appraisal of published research results on the relevance of unmanaged forests for carbon dioxide sequestration in central Europe that underlie a well-founded view on the mitigation potential of unmanaged forests and corresponding recommendations for the political negotiation processes on climate change mitigation.

The committee concludes the following recommendations: Borrelial serology should only be ordered in case of well-founded clinical suspicion for Lyme borreliosis, i.e., manifestations compatible with the diagnosis.

"We always give our people the right if they have a strong and well-founded view they can explain to the party room … obviously it doesn't come with recommendations or laurels or a promotion but it is certainly their right to do," Joyce said.