Sentence examples for been fully evaluated for from inspiring English sources
Although the Milan criteria are widely accepted for liver transplantation (LT) in patients for hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC), they have not been fully evaluated for salvage LT in patients with recurrent HCC.
However, pre-analytical sample preparation methods have not been fully evaluated for this purpose.
The FOLFIRINOX combination of chemotherapy drugs had not been fully evaluated for Japanese pancreatic cancer patients.
As cervical cancer patients with multiple high-risk factors are not rare and such patients have not yet been fully evaluated for the role of additional platinum-based chemotherapy with radiotherapy, further prospective cohort studies are merited.
The limitations of the study are that the model has been presented and evaluated descriptively; it has not yet been fully evaluated for its cost-effectiveness or impact on routine practice.
Given the limited evidence surrounding electronic smoking products, Health Canada has issued public advisories against using these products, as these 'may pose health risks and have not been fully evaluated for safety, quality, and efficacy'.
The trade cannot be fully evaluated for another few years, at least, but in the second week of May it is beginning to look as if Zduriencik pulled a fast one on Brian Cashman, the Yankees' general manager.
We recommend that the effectiveness of detection surveys by rock turning be fully evaluated for any species before it is applied widely as a detection technique and suggest that other approaches such as camera traps may prove equally or more effective while being less destructive.
Among the 202 patients who were fully evaluated for TB in accordance with World Health Organization (WHO) guidelines for the assessment of smear-negative patients in HIV-prevalent settings [2], one-third died within two months of hospital admission.
This is the first large, prospective primary care-based study of patients with abnormal LFTs that were fully evaluated for liver disease.
Prior to our study, the prognostic values of sensitive cTnI assays had yet to be fully evaluated for cardiovascular adverse outcomes in patients undergoing noncardiac surgery.
