Sentence examples for ascertained early from inspiring English sources

Short stature, as a medical condition, can be ascertained early in life and depending on the underlying diagnosis it can be treated with GH therapy from an early age in childhood.

We restricted the assessment of most variables to the 10 years preceding the diagnosis of a case; we also restricted eligibility to diagnoses since 1990, which had the advantage that diagnoses were probably ascertained "early" after the patients' infection owing to improved diagnostic technology and greater awareness over time.

Thus, for example, one ascertains P on the basis of good reasons Q, R, etc., whose characteristics one has ascertained earlier.

Additional file 1: Questionnaire ascertaining early life environmental exposures.

The results demonstrated a significant increase in unimanual power grip force between the 18th and 30th week followed by a flat period until the 41st week; we also ascertained an early tendency to play bimanually with centrally and laterally placed objects with a subsequent increase in all ages of unimanual successful power grasping both for central task and midline crossing.

Measures of medically attended injuries were derived from the 1988 Child Health Supplement to the U.S. National Health Interview Survey (Scheidt et al. 1995) and have been well validated and reliability ascertained from earlier international studies (de Looze et al. 2012; Molcho et al. 2006).

To maximize the likelihood of identifying medium penetrance genetic variants influencing T2D-risk, a total of 591 individuals of British ancestry, ascertained for early-adult onset (sample 1, n = 84), and/or family history of T2D (at least 1 sibling affected, sample 2, n = 507) were included (Table 1).

We performed a genome-wide analysis of common copy number variations (CNVs) in two discovery samples ascertained for early-onset (extreme) obesity.

While in case of treatments, the regular food media were mixed with either turmeric powder in different concentrations (added per 100 mL of media) or with amla at two different concentrations (20 mL and 30 mL per 100 mL of food media), the concentrations of turmeric in culture media were ascertained from earlier study [ 21, 28] and from preexperimental optimization conducted in our laboratory.

There is a need to evaluate the timing of surgery so as to ascertain whether early intervention would optimise the child's development.

Therefore, further studies will be needed to ascertain whether early diagnosis and treatment of diabetes can improve clinical outcomes in these patients.