Sentence examples for presumptive use from inspiring English sources

In addition, the presumptive use of some long elimination half-life antimalarials should also be restricted.

In resource-limited settings, presumptive use of antibacterials in febrile children with negative malaria test results is extensively practiced.

Clinicians therefore often have to rely on the World Health Organization's manual "Management of the child with severe infection or severe malnutrition: guidelines for care at first-referral level in developing countries" (WHO criteria) to guide the presumptive use of antimicrobials.

As mentioned earlier, residual partner drug effects on the emergence of resistance are more likely in high transmission settings where presumptive drug use is common (Hastings and Watkins 2005).

On Google, when Kerry is mentioned, presumptive is used 30 times more often than presumed.

Campylobacter spp. DNA was extracted from presumptive colonies using the boiling method.

Isolation and identification was made by inoculating the selectively enriched sample on to Xylose Lysine Deoxycholate agar followed by confirmation of presumptive colonies using different biochemical tests.

Data was collected on recent household experiences of presumptive malaria (using presence of fever as a proxy) for respondents and children.

Presumptive identification using ID 32E phenotyping identified 49 isolates as Enterobacter sakazakii, one strain (1838) as Pantoea spp. and the remaining strain (1841) as E. cloacae.

We sought to determine the role of chest x-ray and sputum culture in the decision to treat for presumptive TB using active case finding in a large cohort of HIV-infected patients.

Kuwert, et al. [ 19] argues that determining prevalence of PTSD using self- report screening instruments should be considered presumptive.