Sentences with phrase «common sense advice given»

«This did not require complicated pre-cooked meals and was simply based on common sense advice given by trained dieticians that helps patient understand what it takes to reduce salt in their diets and what the potential benefits are likely to be.»

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In today's online, cloud computing world, where this philosophy has given rise to «data - driven» companies like Google and Facebook, such advice seems common sense.

plus i would ensure to give them enough intelligence and common sense not to blindly follow anyone's advice without proof.

So, while I can't give one - size - fits - all advice (no one can), I can offer some guidelines and common sense perspective that may get lost amidst the handwringing about how «it's just not possible» given the amount of homework she has.

Dr. Krystal Revai, a pediatrician at the University of Illinois at Chicago Medical Center, gives common - sense advice on the subject.

An experienced pediatrician and board - certified lactation consultant, Gordon offers common - sense advice while reminding parents that their babies and their own instincts will give them the most reliable guidance.

And while correlation does not equal causation, generally eating nutrient - dense food which does not entail any of the foodstuffs that could potentially harm you, is probably very good common - sense advice your grandmother would give you (and for which scientific training is not required to be viewed as preferable).

I hope everyone will get engaged, inform an opinion and give it to government because they are sorely in need of some basic common sense and good advice.

«Stephen gave me a great deal of good common sense advice and provided excellent e-book formatting services including production of epub and mobi files for all the major internet sales platforms».

Good luck with your courageous stand on behalf of science, common sense and ordinary people who rely on scientists to give honest and dependable advice about how to live on this increasingly over-crowded planet.

Steve also brings a common sense approach to the advice he gives on the employment aspects and TUPE issues arising out of mergers, acquisitions, outsourcing and real estate transactions.

«Whether it's our personal banking information or the company accounts we are responsible for, the most basic advice we can give is to use common sense — and make sure your employees do, too,» says Gifas.