Sentence examples for a repeat testing from inspiring English sources

N1 (novice) subjects had 8-weeks of RR training, listened to a 20-minute RR-eliciting CD daily and returned to the GCRC for a repeat testing session (hereafter classified as the N2 group).

The 502 remaining women (73.4%) were advised have a repeat testing after a year on a sample collected by their general practitioner, and 287 (57.2%) complied.

A repeat testing is, therefore, generally recommended for specimens with low positivity values before transferring a final laboratory report to the clinical doctor.

The median (range) PB-CD34 count on day 4 among those failing to collect at least 2 million CD34 cells/kg was 4 (0–54) compared to 19.4 (0 357) among those who succeeded (P<0.001) Patients who did not reach the threshold of 10/uL by day 4 had a repeat testing on day 5. 48% of the 257 patients who failed to reach a PB-CD34 of 10/uL by day 4 achieved this threshold by day 5.

The next step is a repeat test, with another week of waiting.

It also would allow the agency to directly notify patients and their health-care providers if a mammography provider did not meet quality standards and a repeat test might be needed.

Study Design: Five hundred women with Papanicolaou tests classified as persistent grade I or II cervical intraepithelial neoplasia underwent a repeat test, human papillomavirus testing with Hybrid Capture assay (Digene, Silver Spring, Md) and polymerase chain reaction, and colposcopy with histologic assessment.

If this initial test is negative and the person under investigation has been symptomatic for < 3 days, a repeat test is required after 3 days of symptoms to verify the negative result.

Of patients who underwent an imaging stress test, using a treadmill or stationary bike (or receiving a drug) to make the heart work harder, nearly 44 percent had a repeat test within three years.

Almost half of patients who undergo fecal blood tests to screen for colon and rectal cancer fail to follow up with a repeat test within two years as recommended, a new study reports.

Of the 11,110 who had the so-called fecal occult blood test during an initial observation period, nearly half — 46.8 percent — had neither a repeat test nor any other form of follow-up colorectal cancer screening.