Sentence examples for which recommends to from inspiring English sources

This recommendation is somewhat in contrast with the recommendations of the American Diabetes Association ADAA) which recommends to escalate metformin monotherapy if HbA1c is 7% or higher and recommends to use sulfonylureas (other than glibenclamide or chlorpropamide) or a basal insulin because they are "well-validated core therapies" [ 12].

These results suggest that D-dimer level and Wells-score were requested and interpreted independently, which is in contradiction of the protocol, which recommends to consistently follow the three steps in pulmonary embolism diagnostics.

She appealed to the Office of Administrative Law, which recommended to Mr. Shinn that the revocation be upheld.

Based on these findings, we suggest to overcome the proposal of the NACB guidelines which recommend to involve a single group of young male subjects, and propose, instead, to utilize two distinct groups: one of males and one of females.

Based on these results, we suggest to overcome the proposal of NACB guidelines [11], which recommend to involve a single group of young male subjects in favor of using two distinct groups, male and female ones.

This is in accordance with the European Society of Cardiology guidelines, which recommend to administer therapies tailored to a patient's level of risk [ 5].

Concerning the detection of methicillin resistance we have followed the guidelines of the French Committee for the Antibiogram which recommend to use oxacillin on MH + 2% NACL or cefoxitin on MH (which seems more reliable [ 9]), with incubation at 37°C [ 8].

But the Law Commission, which recommends legislation to Parliament, wants to turn myth into reality.Any change to the law would affect a huge number of people.

These reports—"This person was completely incompetent"; "This person did each job with obsessive care"—are then submitted to a student applications committee, which recommends candidates to the whole student body and ultimately to the president.

The panel refers promising petitions to the Executive Clemency Committee, which recommends cases to the governor for his review and final determination.

Scientists are now urging the World Health Organisation, which recommends it, to revisit its guidelines.