Sentence examples for more aggressive examination from inspiring English sources
HP infected patients might have deteriorated metabolic control [ 8, 9] and required insulin therapy; or they might have more severe diabetic conditions (e.g., diabetic gastroparesis) with gastrointestinal symptoms leading to more aggressive examination and diagnosis of HP infection.
Mp-MRI techniques give increased conspicuity of tumour detection within the prostate and highlight areas of more aggressive disease within a short examination time ("detection protocol", Table 2A).
Conversely, examination of communities where more aggressive end-of-life care is routine may lead to a better understanding of the patient, provider, and cultural factors that are associated with such intensive – some might say nonbeneficial – practices.
Dohin et al [5] showed that patients with PVL+ infection were more likely to have abnormalities on initial radiographic examination, a finding suggesting a more aggressive course.
In a study reported by Wei et al. of 76 patients, 24% had a more aggressive surgical plan when MRI was reviewed together with clinical examination[ 6].
Early detection was highlighted as a need for eliminating barriers to clinical and self-examination, including screening among younger women, and the need for more aggressive national policies and programs for early detection and screening.
More aggressive fast growing tumours are more likely to be diagnosed because of symptoms between two examinations than less aggressive slow growing tumours.
Histopathological studies on pancreatic cancer samples (Hamada et al, 2007; Satoh et al, 2008), as well as examination of four infiltrating breast ductal carcinomas (di Bari et al, 2009), showed an association between MSX2 and more aggressive disease characteristics.
More aggressive action is needed.
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