Sentence examples for presented for assessment from inspiring English sources

Diagnostic criteria are presented for assessment of thymic function and for determining the mechanisms underlying thymic hyperplasia.

The most important limitation of this study was that all of the patients who were enrolled had presented for assessment a long time after the onset of symptoms (14.20 ± 3.2 months), so the clinical diagnosis for all patients was long-standing groin pain syndrome [18].

A similar number of follow up visits were completed among children allocated to either vaccination (4,958 visits among FFM ME-TRAP vaccinees vs 5,130 among controls), and a similar number presented for assessment of fever between visits (1,086 among FFM ME-TRAP vaccinees vs 1,095 among controls), p = 0.58).

This diabetic mother presented for assessment at 38 weeks complaining of a 24 history of decreased fetal movements.

The project protocol was presented for assessment to the Norwegian Regional Ethics Committee (REK-Nord), with the reference code: 406678, and it was declared exempt.

Children were not included in this survey as there were too few children who presented for assessment in the qualitative phase to formulate a case definition for children.

All children presenting for assessment (except those with trauma as their only concern) had finger-prick blood samples examined for malaria parasites.

In addition, her relatives have been counselled to present for assessment should they become unwell, although they have currently declined genetic screening.

A recent and well designed Belgian study 14 of children presenting for assessment of an acute illness suggests clinical signs have value in excluding serious disease, but the limited sample size of children with serious infection (n=31) creates some doubt over the precision and statistical power of the study.

A new method is presented for the assessment of feasibility of the hybrid batch extractive distillation.

A computer-based video analysis has recently been presented for quantitative assessment of general movements (GMs).