Sentence examples for prolonged evaluation from inspiring English sources

Time from transplant evaluation to listing represents unaccounted waiting time, potentially resulting in longer dialysis exposure for some patients with prolonged evaluation times.

The anticipated delay was due to various reasons, such as medical comorbidities needing prolonged evaluation for anesthesia (13 cases) and polytrauma patients with prolonged nonoperative resuscitation (seven cases), recent oral intake (three cases), and medical comorbidities and polytrauma (one case).

There has been no previous prolonged evaluation of closed loop under free-living conditions.

Furthermore, prolonged evaluation of IFN-α has been quite difficult because approximately 25 to 40%% of patients with PV treated with IFN in clinical trials discontinued treatment within 1 to 2 years due to adverse effects [ 45, 46].

Sen. Tom Carper of Delaware, the top Democrat on the Environment and Public Works Committee, said the EPA plan did not include a commitment to set safety limits for the chemicals in drinking water and prolonged the evaluation for at least another year.

Therapy is generally discontinued 6 months after the acute phase but may be prolonged after hematological evaluation depending on the patient's age and clinical condition.

Three separate patients who had intractable focal epilepsy and MRI-identifiable FCD lesions (two patients with frontal and one with occipital lesion) underwent prolonged video-EEG evaluation with intracranial (subdural) electrodes to identify the ictal onset zone and guide surgical resection.

A prolonged living kidney donor evaluation may result in worse outcomes for transplant recipients.

Ten to 15 percent of adults have prolonged tinnitus requiring medical/audiologic evaluation.

But attempting to explain that temperature, "in the absence of burns, is one of the reasons the case evaluation was prolonged".

Early, adequate therapy evaluation prevents prolonged exposure to toxic yet ultimately unsuccessful treatment, which in some cases may be substituted by an alternative, more effective one.