Sentence examples for more systematic identification from inspiring English sources

The use of the VSS in the emergency department may help to design interventions for faster and more systematic identification of patients at risk of an unfavorable outcome.

The use of the VSS score in the emergency department may help to design interventions for faster and more systematic identification and treatment of patients at risk of an unfavourable outcome and to avoid delays in implementing organ function support.

In comparison with previous studies, our analysis had the advantage of a more systematic identification and exclusion of secondary causes of liver disease in those with steatosis, both by the use of ISD linkage to identify previously diagnosed chronic liver disease and by the routine measurement of autoantibody titers and ferritin in all participants with steatosis.

An objective measure of the interaction between patient and GP (e.g., audio-recording) would also have allowed more systematic identification of relevant health risk discussions (which was limited to any relevant risk a patient reported talking to their doctor about, regardless of the nature or depth of the discussion) or actions.

The use of anticoagulants is likely to increase in future, especially since guidelines from the UK National Institute for Health and Care Excellence encourage more systematic identification of patients at high risk of venous thromboembolism or stroke who might benefit from anticoagulation.

We view this as a provisional conclusion, pending a more systematic and comprehensive identification of the nature and density of hotspot motifs within primate (and other) genomes.

Table 1 and the given examples of issues for potential diplomacy actions show that this analytical perspective with its detailing of the functions of innovation systems helps to develop a more systematic approach to the identification and mapping of innovation diplomacy actions.

In crystallising the essential features of communication, we have endeavoured to assist the development of a clearer and more systematic approach to the identification and management of patient beliefs and expectations as part of clinical management.

More generally, this approach allows systematic identification of drugs that inhibit tumor dependencies, thereby improving the utility of GEM models for prioritizing drugs for clinical evaluation.

The difference in reported POAF incidence between these studies emphasizes that a more systematic ECG monitoring results in a better identification and thus a higher detected incidence.

A more systematic approach to this problem would involve the identification and potency of inhibitors, understanding the basis of their formation, and identifying alternative pretreatment conditions and/or techniques to prevent their production.