Sentence examples for proposed prospective from inspiring English sources

With the proposed prospective study, accuracy of imaging techniques can be determined more adequately.

Some authors have proposed prospective "formal case studies" to collect pure cases in which to test a priori hypotheses [ 48].

Given the scarcity of literature on the myriad of determinants of PA for breast cancer survivors, the proposed prospective cohort study will generate new knowledge and be instrumental in formulating eventual clinical and community-based programming for breast cancer survivors.

It will inform professional groups of the most optimum design, a critical issue for practice principals in England and Wales as income will be capped under the proposed prospective payment system.

However, the situation may be quite different if vemurafenib is used as adjuvant treatment, and one author has proposed prospective determination of RAS status in all patients treated with BRAF inhibitors.

It shows that the FlowGuide component primarily interacts with an EHR system and point-of-care, whereas the RetroGuide component works with a data warehouse layer, and scenario conclusions (proposed prospective actions) are merely documented in a retrospective execution report and not sent to the point-of-care.

Both Grindr and Tinder are mobile dating apps that rely on geolocation technology: they propose prospective partners in some proximity to your physical location.

We would now propose prospective validation in a chemotherapy-treated group of patients before clinical utilisation.

Our perspectives on SOS/VOD are (i) to accurately identify its risk factors; (ii) to define new criteria for its diagnosis; (iii) to search for SOS/VOD biomarkers and (iv) to propose prospective studies evaluating SOS/VOD prevention and treatment in adults and children.

Mrs. Clinton has proposed testing prospective teachers on their subject of expertise as a condition of letting them teach, for example -- a plan the unions have endorsed.

But Mrs. Clinton has proposed testing prospective teachers on their subject of expertise as a condition of letting them teach -- a plan the unions have endorsed.