Sentence examples for disease examination from inspiring English sources

The farmers' vigilance is essential for the detection of classical scrapie as, despite the extensive surveillance programmes, most flocks with classical scrapie have been detected due to cases being notified or animals submitted to the laboratory for disease examination [ 19].

These results were consistent with the findings from the AXEPT (Alzheimer disease: eXamination of patiEnt comPliance and caregiver satisfacTion) study where compliance and satisfaction reported by caregivers were significantly higher with the transdermal rivastigmine patch than with the oral medications.

One hundred and thirty nine subjects who had received a liver disease examination in 2002 were interviewed in person by two trained interviewers and all but one of them were given an oral mucosal examination by an oral surgeon.

Based on complex algorithms, CDSSs may combine in a nonlinear complex way a number of characteristics, for example, data related to the patient (epidemiologic data, medical history, etc)., data related to the disease (examinations' results, biomarkers, course of the disease, etc)., or data related to the treatment (drug selection, drug doses, etc).

The present generation of chips will potentially enable a wide range of applications including genetic identification tests, detection of bacteria and other infectious agents, assays for genetic diseases, examination of the products of many genes and screening for potential drugs.

The strengths of this study are the relatively large number of patients managed in a major tertiary care teaching hospital using well defined criteria for underlying diseases, examination of clonal relationships and a clear 14-day end-point.

The DNPR provides a data source to identify diseases, examinations, certain in-hospital medical treatments, and surgical procedures.

But an editorial with the study suggested that in people with no other overt signs of heart disease, an examination that includes a close inspection of the eyes could help identify those at greater risk.

An electronic medical record contains the patient's clinical information, such as the history of the disease, the examination of the report, and the treatment of drugs.

Consistent with this marked acceleration of disease, histological examination of pancreata showed a significantly more rapid progression from benign to aggressive/destructive insulitis in anti-GITR-treated NOD mice as compared to controls (figure 1B).

In patients with locally and regionally advanced disease, clinical examination is likely to be of greater diagnostic value than in patients with less advanced disease (standard).