Sentence examples for an expedited evaluation from inspiring English sources

Women older than 35 should receive an "expedited evaluation" and possibly undergo treatment after six months of trying, and failing to conceive -- or sooner, if clinically indicated, the statement says.

Thus, our data supports the idea that an expedited evaluation of sensory input is best explained by an architecture that involves a subcortical path to the amygdala.

Although the necessity of expedited evaluation and treatment of TIA patients is undisputed, routine hospital admission for all TIA patients may be unnecessary and cost ineffective.

Fast Track applications will benefit from expedited evaluation of progress following the Phase I feasibility study for transition to Phase II funding for expanded developmental work.

The report lays out a road map for "a comprehensive performance evaluation system," and recommends that for dismissals "an expedited one-day hearing should be sufficient for an arbitrator to determine if the evaluation and development process was followed and judgments made in good faith".

Stanford has implemented an expedited triage pathway for TIA patients combining a clinical evaluation by a stroke neurologist, an acute MRI of the brain and the vessels and a sampling of biomarkers (Lp-PLA2).

New York, which got nearly $700 million, improved its chances by adopting a new teacher evaluation system that takes student test performance into account and an expedited system for firing ineffective teachers.

A large number of tissue specimens could be analyzed, first in screening tissue microarrays to cover the entire patient cohorts in an expedited and economic study and then in follow-up analysis with individual whole tissue sections for miRNAs that warrant further evaluation as diagnostic, prognostic or predictive biomarkers.

Not everyone applauds an expedited process, however.

The announcement capped an expedited courtship with a long history.

AT&T is calling for an expedited trial.