Sentence examples for considered actionable from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Halpin noted that 319 of the corps's dams were considered "actionable from a safety standpoint".

But the number of cases considered "actionable," that is eligible for prosecution within the military justice system, fell to 47 percent, from 60 percent in 2010.

We argue that genetic test results indicating that a patient is at risk for developing a chronic health condition should not be considered actionable if the only potential value of that result is to motivate patients to make changes in their health behaviors.

(Shurin & Nabel 2008; Berg et al. 2011; Li-Wan-Po et al. 2010) In fact, the intense debate on the return of genomic research results can be interpreted largely as a debate about the readiness of genetic laboratory results for clinical use, since much of that debate has centered on the issue of when a result should be considered "actionable".

There is a growing consensus that results generated through multiplex genetic tests, even those produced as a part of research, should be reported to providers and patients when they are considered "actionable," that is, when they could be used to inform some potentially beneficial clinical action.

We argue that when a genetic test result produced through clinical or research testing indicates that a patient is at risk for developing a chronic health condition, that finding should not be considered actionable if its only potential value is to motivate patients to make changes in their health behaviors.

He gave Richard his devoted if rather rugged attention, and a degree of freedom that readers of contemporary parenting books would consider actionable.

The American College of Medical Genetics and Genomics (ACMG) recommended that clinical laboratories performing next-generation sequencing analyze and return pathogenic variants for 56 specific genes it considered medically actionable.

On the surface, Mailbox a mobile-only service that works with an existing Gmail account looks similar to many other mobile e-mail apps, but it has a smart "to-do" list twist: Each e-mail message is considered an actionable item meant to be checked off, rather than simply read, by swiping.

"That same threat was considered such actionable intelligence that it turned up in the infamous Crawford Texas PDB (Presidential Daily Briefing) to President George W. Bush in early August 2001, just weeks before the 9/11 attacks".

Willing Geisinger patients provide Regeneron with DNA samples, and in return, if genetic sequencing reveals something considered "medically actionable" — such as discovering a woman has the BRCA gene that dramatically increases her risk for breast and ovarian cancer — Geisinger confirms the finding and contacts the patient.