Sentence examples for appropriate examination from inspiring English sources
The GMC's guidance Good Medical Practice (July 1998) states that 'Good clinical care must include an adequate assessment of the patient's condition, based on the history, and clinical signs and if necessary an appropriate examination'.
It was plain from the evidence considered by the divisional court that there "is no budget in the Greek kitty for a fair, effective, individualised and appropriate examination of asylum claims" imposed by the relevant EU directives.
Students who have taken such courses may, however, earn credit by taking an appropriate examination as described in paragraph 1 or 2 above.
What that exactly means, and whether this line of questioning is an appropriate examination of Bachmann's beliefs or an unfair religious test is a debate that will likely go on whether Bachmann likes it or not.
"If after appropriate examination Facebook does not delete the offending post within 24 hours, then it should expect individual fines of up to €500,000," Opperman told Der Spiegel.
Because of their special training, the nuclear medicine physician is able to select the most appropriate examination for the patient's particular medical problem, thereby avoiding any unnecessary radiation exposure.
We are certainly interested in any improvements that could help to ensure that ratings are based on real numbers drawn from appropriate examinations at the transactional level.
On behalf of 19 major cancer organizations, we are deeply concerned that continuing discussion in the press about the value of screening mammography ("Uncertainty Over Mammograms," editorial, Jan . 27 might discourage women from having appropriate examinations.
Unless suspected, appropriate examinations and treatments may not be performed.
Most of our patients with appropriate examinations seemed to have clear indications for the examinations.
The major indications for appropriate examinations were unclear lesions or status of the liver, pancreas or adrenal gland (20/26 patients) (Table 2).
