Sentence examples for more aggressive assessment from inspiring English sources
Driving the tax bills are increasing property values, improved and some say more aggressive assessment practices, and a longstanding policy by the City Council to use extra revenue produced by assessment increases as extra revenue for the city, rather than reducing tax rates.
The possibility of myopathy, especially with statin-fibrate combinations, has prevented health care professionals from more aggressive risk assessment of combination dyslipidemia, such as atherogenic or diabetic dyslipidemia, and initiating combination drug therapy.
This has motivated authorities in both rheumatology and preventive cardiology to advocate more aggressive risk factor assessment and management of risk factors [ 11- 17].
The American Heart Association/American Diabetes Association therefore initially suggested more aggressive medical treatment and assessment of CAD only in the presence of two additional risk factors (9).
In addition to helping clinicians with inpatient prognostication, this finding raises important clinical questions about the possible need for more aggressive cardiovascular risk factor assessment and monitoring in dermatomyositis outpatients in order to prevent hospitalization and death related to CVD.
A more aggressive management of these patients who were identified early by systematic TEE assessment may explain this result [ 3], as reflected by the more frequent use of prone positioning, which has been shown to decrease RV afterloading [ 23].
ThIt article originally appeared on VICE US.
With the potential advent of near-patient testing for BNP, this may prove to be a valuable adjunctive assessment to promote both a more successful and possibly a more aggressive approach to liberating patients from mechanical ventilation.
In an essay published on the agency's Web site, the minister, Zhou Shengxian, said the government would take a more aggressive role in determining whether development initiatives contributed to climate change through a new system of risk assessment.
More aggressive action is needed.
