Sentence examples for identified in time from inspiring English sources

In addition to saving lives, the proposal is designed to save lives by avoiding costly NHS treatment for patients whose cancer is not identified in time.

If patients using lithium are not adequately monitored, ADEs may not be identified in time.

If not identified in time, damage may have serious consequences, both safety related and economic.

Even though a specific pandemic precursor may or may not be identified in time to allow preemptive intervention, prioritizing influenza virus subtypes and antigenic variants for vaccine preparation will be a major step forward.

When emergency intervention is needed but normal consent cannot be obtained, say, because the patient is unconscious and neither she nor her family's specific preferences can be identified in time, proponents of informed consent often justify intervention by invoking a potentially different form of consent.

This means that children eligible for HIV/ART services may not be identified in time.

A few students identified in-class time management as a limitation of group learning ("Lots of people, little time").

Genes were selected to represent a number of the clusters identified in the time course analysis to provide a range of genes expressed over different time points.

It was above all else functional, allowing the Tour de France leader to be easily identified in a time before TV cars and Phil Liggett commentaries.

Subsequently, structural systems including structural parameters and unknown external inputs are identified in real time.

Additionally, since the failure modes have distinct AE signatures, the dominant active fracture mode was identified in real time.