Several analysts initiated coverage of G.M. on Tuesday with strong recommendations, projecting that G.M. shares would rise at least 21 percent.
Solutions for household purposes in the US, mostly cleaning, are typically 10% to 12%, with strong recommendations to dilute before use.
This would ideally generate credible evidence base that will uniformly (close to 100%) be associated with strong recommendations.
In general, higher quality evidence is more likely to be associated with strong recommendations than lower quality evidence [ 11].
"At today's conference, parliamentarians will come away with strong recommendations and solutions to improve policies supporting child nutrition and development in their countries.
Rather, the officials say, it is a critical assessment of the racing association, coupled with a strong recommendation that the governor and the State Legislature take action.
If you take this approach, and still end up being fired, "you'll leave with a strong recommendation and a significantly larger severance".
Schlick's selection for the post was probably initiated by the mathematician Hans Hahn and the physicist Phillip Frank, with a strong recommendation from Einstein.
By now he had a further three articles in the Australasian Journal of Psychology and Philosophy ('Can Religion be Discussed?', 'The Meaning of Good' and 'The Subject of Ethics') and with a strong recommendation from Findlay Prior got the job.
Concerning the duration of pharmacological prophylactic treatment, if LMWH is used, therapy should last a minimum of 10 days in all patients, with a strong recommendation to protract prophylaxis for 35 days after HR and FNF surgery and the suggestion – with a lower level of evidence – to protract treatment similarly in patients undergoing KR surgery [1, 18].
And in particular user reviews of products may come with a strong recommendation; for example, in a review of the last film by Akira Kurosawa, Madadayo, a contributor to the IMDB "user review" section writes: don't make the same mistake i did.
