Sentence examples for only for settings where from inspiring English sources
X-ray HSG, nowadays, should not be considered anymore as a "first-line" diagnostic procedure and should be reserved only for settings where the pre-mentioned diagnostic methods are not available or for health systems where indicated for other reasons.
Disease registries are a good source of information but are only available for settings where resources are abundant, rather than for entire populations.
Because it is only three items, it is ideal for settings where researchers cannot ask an extensive battery of questions.
This is not to say HRX is wrong as an explanation for settings where substantial disparities are found, only that there is insufficient evidence to suggest HRX, under SSM, provides a plausible and creditable motivating framework for some of Scanlan's settings of interest.
The initial focus of the redevelopment effort for the interRAI suite of assessment instruments was to identify a common core set of about 70 items that would be present in all instruments, with exceptions permitted only for specialized settings where prevalence rates for the item will be negligible (e.g., pressure ulcers in in-patient psychiatry).
In other cases, the technology has been approved only for hospital settings where a doctor is present.
We only included settings where the NP had been working for a minimum of six months.
If you were disabled, you attempted to pass as able-bodied, such as hiding your hearing aid, and only frequenting settings where your disability was not obvious.
When the fair started, it was one of the only settings where African-Americans could see international designer fashions at home.
This models, for example, settings where agents are distributed and have privacy issues, or where there is an ongoing preference elicitation process.
Misoprostol is less effective than injectable oxytocin, and it has therefore been recommended only for prevention of PPH in settings where injectable conventional uterotonics are not available [ 2].
