Sentence examples for recommendation to test from inspiring English sources

Yet, there was no rule in 2007 to prevent FEMA lawyers from ignoring a staff recommendation to test Katrina trailers for formaldehyde.

A screening campaign in the general population and adherence to the recommendation to test pregnant women for HIV are mandatory.

Depending on the context, it may be appropriate to explicitly mention the recommendation to test the partner, the possibility of cascade screening tests in relatives, the possibility of prenatal diagnosis or preimplantation genetic diagnosis.

The recommendation to test for mutations in codons 12 and 13 of the KRAS gene reflects the high frequency of these activating mutations in colorectal tumours: 24 43% of colorectal tumours contain KRAS mutations, of which ∼82% are in codon 12%and∼1717% are in codon 13 (Samowitz et al, 2000; Andreyev et al, 2001).

However, we believe the similarities in retesting and positivity at retest, despite differences and inconsistencies in implementation through the study, outweigh the differences and indicate that 40% retest rate is a reasonable level to achieve in practice, alongside continued recommendation to test annually and on change of partner.

Because we sought an animal model that might be comparable to postmenopausal women, we used ovx rats, which are in line with the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development recommendation to test for estrogenicity either in immature or ovx rats (Kanno et al. 2001).

Details of these calculations are presented in the DREW design and methods report.[14] A major objective of DREW was to evaluate exercise levels 50% below and 50% above the current public health recommendations to test whether the lower dose provides any benefit and whether the higher dose provides proportionally more benefit than the standard 8-KKW exercise level.

Adherence to guideline-recommendations to test for multiple STI among high-risk groups varied from 15%to75%5%.

The current NCCLS recommendations to test for nalidixic resistance are easy to implement for routine testing but may have reduced specificity [ 3].

In the next section, family physicians were asked to indicate if recommendations to test were influenced by managed care guidelines, value of testing, referral activities, familiarity with specific IgE testing, relation of test results to symptoms, and value of test to practice, the likelihood to use specific IgE testing using a ten-point scale "less likely to test" to "more likely to test".

We speculate that these social marketing campaigns may have increased awareness of the availability of AHI testing and recommendations to test soon after a potential exposure or new relationship, and led to greater frequency of testing and a shift towards earlier diagnosis among MSM attending the study clinics.