Sentence examples for a policy of testing from inspiring English sources

In 1990, he started a policy of testing bodies for H.I.V., referring many cases to the City Health Department to notify people who may have been unwittingly exposed.

Last year, the Salish & Kootenai Housing Authority started a policy of testing each of its public housing units upon a renter vacating.

Our simulated model suggests that a policy of testing for MODY in selected populations is cost-effective for the U.S. based on contemporary ICER thresholds.

When George W. Bush became President, in 2001, he brought with him the "Texas miracle," a policy of testing that, under the leadership of the Houston schools superintendent, Rod Paige, whom Bush made his Education Secretary, had produced a dramatic rise in math and reading scores.

A policy of testing and slaughtering of infected animals brought the disease under control by the 1960s, but the number of outbreaks in the last three decades has been rising exponentially, according to a recent government report.

Conversely, in low-prevalence areas where more than 95% of TB patients are HIV-negative, a uniform policy of testing all tuberculosis patients for HIV may generate substantial operational difficulties while yielding little improvement in health outcomes.

The strategy advocated by the current guidelines (repeating the LFT with a view to testing for specific disease if it remained abnormal) was less efficient (more expensive per case detected) than a simple policy of testing all patients for viral hepatitis without repeating LFTs.

Presumed consent is also often invoked in order to legitimize a general policy of harvesting organs from healthy deceased persons to use in transplantation, unless they explicitly indicated their opposition, and a similar general policy of testing all incoming patients for HIV except those who explicitly request not to be tested.

Pujols said baseball's policy of testing for steroids was a good thing.

The aim of our work was to evaluate the potential impact of the European policy of testing for HIV all individuals presenting with an indicator disease, to prevent late diagnosis of HIV.

Four others — Michigan, Arkansas, Texas and Tennessee — have laws similar to New Jersey's policy of testing pregnant women.