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CT is reserved for evaluation of complications that cannot be fully evaluated by radiographs, ultrasound or Doppler imaging.
However, the potential effect of such aerosols cannot be fully evaluated by conventional lung function tests because these are insensitive to peripheral lung structure.
We also flagged seven statements for special attention in student interviews because their quality could not be fully evaluated by calculating difficulty and discrimination.
The safety, suitability, and efficacy of nutritional supplements, as well as changes in the athletes' habitual diets, should be fully evaluated by physicians and health care providers [ 26].
It is well known that the antioxidant activity of a plant extracts largely depends on both the composition of the extracts and the test system, and cannot be fully evaluated by one single method due to the various mechanisms of antioxidant action, so more research need to be conducted.
The British Thoracic Society's guidelines advise that should a PE be suspected, the patient should be fully evaluated by an experienced middle-grade doctor (the equivalent of a resident in their third year of training) so that alternative diagnoses are considered and clinical probability for PE is documented.
And so, on July 11 , 2006 before all the deaths had been fully evaluated by the military, Chiarelli formally reprimanded Steele.
But Dr. Copeland said he was concerned because parents wanted the prescriptions before their children had been fully evaluated by a doctor.
Finally, the proposed model is fully evaluated by experiments and comparative studies.
Andrew J. Spano, the Westchester County executive, and many others said the internal report bolstered their earlier call to shut down the plant until its operations have been fully evaluated by an independent panel of industry experts and local officials.
Developed by a small Spanish company called Inesba, the paint has not yet been fully evaluated by the World Health Organization; until it is, public health officials in many countries will not incorporate it into disease-control programs.
