Sentence examples for guide immediate from inspiring English sources

However, any symptomatic child (e.g., a child with fever) must have microscopy or rapid diagnostic testing performed immediately, because these results are typically available quickly and can guide immediate decisions regarding treatment.

So while Homerton does offer routine imaging such as ultrasound to patients at the weekend, the hospital prioritises urgent investigations where an accurate diagnosis can guide immediate treatment or appropriate discharge.

Barack Obama pointed consistently to the failure of trickle-down economics and blind trust in an unregulated free market, and offered four carefully balanced principles to guide immediate and longer-term solutions.

In contrast, standard monitoring techniques, which use hair analysis, can provide only a history of exposure and cannot guide immediate treatment for acute exposures.

The algorithm was to guide immediate responses to glucose levels and trends, as well as proactive changes to pump basal insulin settings, insulin to carbohydrate ratios, and correction factors.

US post-CEUS was a complementary diagnostic method for lesions with atypical CEUS pattern, and it could also guide immediate biopsy and local treatment if necessary for small lesions, which are difficult to be displayed on conventional US.

The two approaches also differ in their standpoint to decision guiding (immediate frame vs. long-term calculation), task context (certainty or risk vs. uncertainty), and task process (description-based vs. experience-based).

Currently, antigen detection by rapid immunochromatographic assays or direct immunofluorescence and nucleic acid detection by RT-PCR provides a rapid diagnosis, which guides immediate management; in contrast, viral culture and serology allow for retrospective diagnosis, which is essential for epidemiological studies.

We wished to assess the usefulness of point-of-care testing (PoCT), QuickVue® influenza test (Quidel Corporation, San Diego, CA, USA), in guiding immediate management and compared diagnosis by PoCT with subsequent analysis of respiratory samples by reverse transcription polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR).

After a 1993 suit under the Americans With Disabilities Act, backed by the Justice Department, a settlement was reached in 1998 permitting precertified vaccinated guide dogs immediate entry.

Accounting classifications worked in tandem with scientific classifications to define the seismic event as a site for exceptional governance, to demarcate the temporal and spatial boundaries, and to guide the immediate and subsequent healthcare-related humanitarian responses.