Sentence examples for better ways of identifying from inspiring English sources
We should be searching for better treatment options, better ways of distinguishing between aggressive and nonlethal cancers, better ways of identifying high-risk patients.
The study will undoubtedly lead to better ways of identifying those most at risk from their brain scans.
Not only do the new findings provide a possible explanation, they may also lead to better ways of identifying people at high risk of heart attack as well as new strategies for preventing atherosclerosis.
If patients exist who could benefit from this well-tolerated, effective therapeutic, but who may be misclassified by current HER2 testing (false-negatives), newer methods should be evaluated with attempts to determine better ways of identifying these patients.
Macdonald suggests that "tossing a dime would be a better way of identifying a 'high-value terrorist' than relying on US military intelligence", and that "Guantánamo proves the tragic inability of the US military to differentiate between an enemy and an incidental bystander".
But in more complicated cases systematic questionnaires and surveys may well be a better way of identifying the implicit cognitive structures behind our philosophical reactions.
A narrative based approach might be a better way of identifying problems and the agenda of the patient than e.g. predefined problem check lists etc.
Introducing routine assessment, using standardised questionnaires, may provide a better way of identifying patients with problems who might benefit from discussion and possible referral.
A better way of identifying those patients would be to select them by screening urine for a positivity using a dipstick test or using the albumin/creatinine ratio (ACR) [ 24].
The most immediate payoff of the genome will be better ways to identify and track P. ramorum, and new tests could be available within a year, Tyler predicts.
