Sentence examples for guidelines to detect from inspiring English sources

"There is growing concern that the major carriers are willing to lose money -- lots of it -- in the short run to drive off competition," said the Secretary, Rodney E. Slater, in proposing new guidelines to detect and curb such practices.

This target sample size was in accordance with Chinese regulatory guidelines to detect any increase in the incidence of each solicited AE in the vaccine group compared with placebo.

Measurement of Tg after stimulation by endogenous or exogenous TSH is recommended by current clinical guidelines to detect occult disease with a maximum sensitivity due to the suboptimal sensitivity of older Tg assays.

This survey was able to demonstrate that in 2014 there was still a need for clinical trials as well as national and international treatment guidelines to detect the most effective HO prophylaxis for risk fractures/injuries and following HO excision.

Although TGs are comprehensive and provide a robust baseline standard, one can also add evaluations to enhance the ability of the guideline to detect adverse effects.

By using a supervised approach, important topological and biological properties of known protein complexes will be learned as guideline to detect new complexes in the PPI networks.

St George's, University of London Screening guidelines used to detect possible heart conditions in athletes, which are based on data from white athletes, can lead to misdiagnosis and disqualification of healthy black athletes, research finds.

Instead of using the guidelines criteria to detect potential cases of useful prescription, physicians tend to use their own tools based on gut feelings, knowledge of the patient and contextual issues.

In public statements, however, you and Attorney General Ashcroft have emphasized that the new investigative guidelines are necessary to detect terrorism and other crimes before they occur, which is what the F.B.I. is being criticized for for not having done.

Two Organisation for Economic Co-operation and DevelopmentestECD) test guidelines are available to detect chemical effects on soil microflora, i.e., the nitrogen and carbon transformation tests [2],[3].

We review the clinical and analytical features of various monoclonal gammopathies, international consensus guidelines and techniques used to detect and follow-up monoclonal components.