"no further evaluation" is a valid sentence in written English.
You can use it when you wish to indicate that you have finished assessing a situation or condition. For example: "After reviewing the patient's medical history and lab tests, there is no further evaluation necessary."
Only the skin specimens that were determined by the operating surgeon to be discarded specimens that required no further evaluation were collected and used for this study.
In the presence of a benign pattern no further evaluation was performed; in the presence of a malignant pattern the NPTs were repeated every 48 to 72 hours according to the protocol of our institute.
The test can therefore be proposed as a screening test before a patient's discharge from the ICU or the acute hospital: patients with bilaterally normal peroneal CMAP need no further evaluation; patients with a peroneal CMAP reduction of more than two SDs of normal values, either unilateral or bilateral, are referred to the neurologist for further investigation.
In this case, the infant had no distress either before or after birth, so no further evaluation was needed.
When these tools combined provide a clear-cut diagnosis, no further evaluation is necessary.Ravid S, Bienkowski R, Eviatar L. A simplified diagnostic approach to dizziness in children.
No further evaluation on the effectiveness of the module (lecture, self-instructed video on CPR demonstration and pamphlet) was done.
No further evaluations were performed at doses, since we observed damage to the cells without concomitant inhibition of Shh signaling.
If a participant withdrew from the trial and also withdrew consent for disclosure of future information, no further evaluations were performed, and no additional data were collected.
If the subject withdraws from the trial and also withdraws consent for disclosure of future information, no further evaluations should be performed, and no additional data should be collected.
Children who have a serious disability are very likely to screen positive, but some who screen positive may be found to have no disability on further evaluation.
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