Sentence examples for practice to request from inspiring English sources

"It is Jane's practice to request and follow guidance from appropriate ethics officers on questions about conflicts of interest," the statement said.

Request a Credit Report -- It's a best practice to request a copy of your credit report once a year.

Study 1: Lagu and colleagues contacted subspecialist practices to request an appointment for a fictional obese and hemiparetic patient, for whom "full and equal access to healthcare services and facilities" is required under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) [ 2].

In fact, it is accepted clinical practice not to request a blood culture once an immediate diagnosis has been obtained by the urinary antigen test.

Carry a letter with you in case it needs to be translated and ask your companion to memorize and practice how to request disabled accommodations.

In our study, the observed geographic origin of imported cases can probably be simultaneously explained by the global epidemiology of dengue, traveler flows to France, and the practices used to request laboratory diagnosis.

Instead, under PEP, the common practice will be to request notification about individuals who are set to be let out.

It's common practice for unions to request financial information from companies they're negotiating with, but Abruzzo said the unions are banding together and making multiple requests publicly as a way to draw attention to a problem that spans many different employers and industries.

We used the population-specific criteria to calculate the number and proportion of people who did not have fatty liver at baseline who met all five thresholds or who met the ALT threshold alone as these criteria are most likely to be applied in clinical practice to inform a decision to request a liver ultrasound examination.

It is clear that it is increasingly common practice for many nurses to request tests and investigations, make and receive referrals, run clinics and carry out outpatient procedures.

In a country riddled with high HIV prevalence and AIDS related deaths, it has become routine practice for medical personnel to request patients to undergo HIV testing in order to eliminate HIV as a possible cause of illness.