Sentence examples for increased suspect from inspiring English sources

This helps us manage the increased suspect glaucoma workload referred to the MREH since the introduction of NICE guidelines for managing glaucoma (GRRS ophthalmologist).

All participating ophthalmologists acknowledged that both ESS had the potential to reduce the number of referrals to the HES, as well as HES waiting lists; This helps us manage the increased suspect glaucoma workload referred to the MREH since the introduction of NICE guidelines for managing glaucoma (GRRS ophthalmologist).

In addition, the concomitant allowance of GI-protective therapies in both arms may have decreased the observed incidence of upper GI ulcers, contributing to the relative finding of increased suspected lower GI events.

Concern also increased after suspect meat got onto supermarket shelves and after a television documentary showed for the first time the human form of the disease in a French victim.

As the cuts take hold, the frequency with which overstretched, under-resourced town halls inadvertently lose their grip on the day to day management homelessness may increase, I suspect.

However, analysts suspect increased ethanol production and frost fears could keep prices from falling too far.

That's an area that is likely to have increased but I suspect that a sizable portion is still coming from desktop usage.

Mobile browser use also increased, but I suspect that the gap will only widen, or the two will become difficult to separate; do web apps count as web or app?

143 Although relatively little is known about the mechanism(s) for the sleep obesity relationship, 144 especially among children, there are reasons to suspect increased stress and altered activity of various hormones, such as leptin, ghrelin, and cortisol.

This showed that being treated with varenicline was not associated with significantly increased hazards of suspected or convicted crimes, suicidal behaviour, transport accidents, or suspected or convicted traffic offences (table 2).

Increased surveillance of suspects often seems justified; most abuses come after they have been arrested.