Sentence examples similar to yearly recommendations from inspiring English sources

Another issue is that it is unlikely that the screening compliance in Australia under new 3-yearly recommendations would precisely mirror that in other countries, because it is likely that there are other aspects of screening organisation and/or geographic issues that would influence screening compliance in Australian context.

Our baseline findings predict that 300-600 fewomenomen in Australia would undergo such treatments each year under a 3-yearly recommendation.

A 3-yearly recommendation is predicted to be of similar effectiveness to the current 2-yearly recommendation, resulting in no substantial change to the total number of incident cervical cancer cases or cancer deaths, or to the estimated 0.68% average cumulative lifetime risk of cervical cancer in unvaccinated Australian women.

We used screening registry data from the UK to inform compliance assumptions in Australia if a move to a 3-yearly recommendation was also associated with a move to call-and-recall organisation.

Compared to current practice, a move to a 3-yearly recommendation would reduce the annual number of cervical smears, and also reduce the number of colposcopies, biopsies and treatments occurring within the program.

Compared to Oxfordshire, data from NZ show a greater level of earlier re-screening in the context of a 3-yearly recommendation; but the median interval at which women were re-screened was similar (36 months for NZ and 38 months for Oxfordshire).

Based on the yearly WHO recommendations a dataset consisting of H1N1 and H3N2 strains was extracted from the Influenza research database (Squires et al., 2012).

We could not directly apply these re-screening probabilities from other countries to Australia in order to evaluate the differential effects of implementing 2 and 3-yearly screening recommendations, because the cumulative proportion re-screened over longer periods (at 5 years and at 10 years) differed in each country.

As expected, the median interval at which women are screened in Victoria, Australia is currently shorter than in the other two countries, at 27 months, reflecting the current 2-yearly screening recommendation.

The 1961 edition of the yearly bulletin "Insecticide Recommendations for the Control of Insects Attacking Crops and Livestock" does not so much as mention the fire ant — an extraordinary omission if the department believes its own propaganda.

Yearly Physical The recommendation: The Task Force has no official position on the yearly physical.