Sentence examples for evaluations to detect from inspiring English sources

Most patients treated with curative intent are included in some form of surveillance program involving periodic evaluations to detect asymptomatic recurrence.

The patients underwent clinical and diagnostic evaluations to detect the severity of illness as well as the etiology and other risk factors influencing the eventual outcome of SCAP.

However, progression to DHF often relies on serial history and physical examinations and clinical laboratory evaluations to detect hemoconcentration (rising hematocrit) and thrombocytopenia.

This data strongly supports our recommendations that all carriers with SDHB mutations should undergo early and regular evaluations to detect tumor(s) at an early stage to achieve the best clinical outcome with regards to their survival.

This data further extends and supports previous recommendations that carriers with SDHB mutations must undergo early and regular evaluations to detect PHEO/PGL in order to achieve the best clinical outcome.

Objective: The purpose of this study was to evaluate the efficacy of the Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale versus routine clinical evaluation to detect postpartum depression among a low-income inner-city population and to evaluate risk factors associated with a positive score on the Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale.

The panel advised that state police applicants undergo a psychological evaluation to detect "racial bias or insensitivity" and that two new layers of oversight, an Office of Professional Responsibility and a three-member Independent Review Board, be created to hear complaints about state police actions.

Indeed, in the absence of conventional input-output models, the proposed method involves the on-line energy balance evaluation to detect a sensor fault.

In clinical practice the first reconstruction of a trauma total body scan in our institution that is processed is the entire scan range with 5 mm-thick-slices for immediate evaluation to detect acute pathology such as tension pneumothorax or haemorrhage.

The decision was therefore made in support of laboratory testing, as per (Kjeldskov et al., 2004) testing a context-aware mobile system under controlled settings does not decrease the ability of the evaluation to detect usability issues vs. real world testing.

Second line tests (tissue Doppler, hemodynamics assessment, color-flow contrast imaging) with a high resolution in vivo micro imaging system are envisioned for a more in depth cardiac (valvular heart disease, congenital heart disease, cardiomyopathies) and vascular (malformation and stenosis) evaluation to detect more subtle phenotypes.