Sentence examples for abnormality requires from inspiring English sources

However, subsequent evaluation of the precise abnormality requires active recollection, and this conscious process revealed an interesting variability: for abnormal erythrocyte forms there was a considerable agreement in classification; however for white cells the classification assigned differed markedly between participants.

Across the country, about 6.9% of women aged 25 to 64 showed some form of abnormality requiring further attention.

Therefore, understanding this abnormality required further investigation into the metabolic network.

Each case of an abnormality required confirmation by experts in the departments of pediatrics or obstetrics or ultrasound experts at member hospitals.

Women with a mammographic or ultrasound abnormality requiring biopsy were recalled by the imaging department and 22 women underwent needle biopsy.

The characteristics of CT-detected nodules allow examination results to be classified into three categories: positive (abnormality requiring further exploration), indeterminate (abnormality justifying a control CT scan), and negative (no abnormalities or abnormality not requiring specific follow-up besides annual screening).

On a patient-by-patient basis, the sensitivity and specificity of the ability of F-NaF PET/CT to identify the presence of an abnormality requiring surgical intervention were 100%95(95 % CI 78.2 100%%) and 85.7 % (95 % CI 42.1 99.6%%), respectively.

Level 3 hospitals, on the other hand, have the necessary equipment and staff required to manage very complicated births, including those with a risk of serious illness or abnormality requiring intensive care for the mothers, or the newborns, before, during, and/or after delivery.

The cost effectiveness of screening using brain MRI also seems unfavourable: in a study in Japan the cost for the identification of one person with an incidental abnormality requiring further evaluation was $24 733£14994994; €17 389),w10 and screening is not even thought to be cost effective for some of the more worrying incidental brain findings such as aneurysms 26 and silent brain infarcts.

Validation of the results by surgery (15 patients) or on clinical follow-up (7 patients) showed that F-NaF PET/CT correctly predicted the presence of an abnormality requiring surgical intervention in 15 of 16 patients and was falsely positive in 1 of 16.

The most important feature for identifying an abnormality requiring surgery was focal and well-circumscribed activity clearly above the background spine that coregistered on the CT image with sites typical for hardware failure or pseudoarthrosis (such as the ends of fixation rods and cages, screw shafts, bone grafts).