Sentence examples for identification brief from inspiring English sources

The genetic identification, brief clinical history and radiologic appearance of the patient carrying the heterozygous ACTA2 mutation resulting in the R179H change was described in the addendum [ 12] and as patient 6 [ 10], 4 years before she expired.

But the works themselves are hung without labels; a free descriptive brochure provides identification and brief commentary.

Although we were able to improve on earlier contributions, particularly in terms of identification, the brief time horizon of our panel data only permited us to identify the short-run effect of product market competition on gender wage discrimination.

In a recent series of video reviews of concussions from the AFL [9, 29, 30], Makdissi and Davis indicated that video review may be an avenue that facilitates the assessment of the mechanism and impact of injury and allows for the identification of brief early signs of concussion [29].

The recent identification of brief bursts of superoxide production -superoxide flashes- within the matrix of mitochondria in resting cells opened up a completely new area into ROS signaling studies [10].

Resources utilised in the identification and brief intervention delivery or control condition will be recorded by practice staff involved on an ongoing basis.

Resources utilised in the identification and brief intervention delivery or control condition will be recorded by ED staff involved on an ongoing basis.

In particular, an argument was made for the improvement of specialist treatment, expansion of the number of alcohol liaison nurses/alcohol health workers (AHWs), expanded identification and brief advice (IBA), social marketing and advocacy activities.

In the current paper, the assessment of the risks from OTA will be organized along the four components of risk assessment as follows: Hazard identification: a brief review and re-evaluation of key literature used in the interpretation of the toxicological studies.

While direct, on-site observation of systems changes (such as following patients through the tobacco use identification and brief intervention processes) would have allowed for monitoring of actual implementation of systems changes, this was not possible given resources, burden on the health systems, and patient privacy and confidentiality concerns.

Each entry is followed by a brief identification note: "2547-Katonah station, coming back from the country It is not necessary that he ride on the train pulled by the locomotive in order that the number be eligible for his collection.