Sentence examples similar to recommending examination from inspiring English sources
In phase 1 of the study, physician adherence rates for each of the recommended examination elements were combined and averaged for all groups.
Most of those patients have silent ischemia that was not detected by the recommended examination criteria.
However it failed to mention persistent tinnitus and only mentioned cranial nerve symptoms in relation to a recommended examination.
A first consensus statement on standard of care in spinal muscular atrophy 52 recommends examination of silent aspiration in every patient with type I SMA and examination according to clinical status in patients with type II or type III SMA.
Inadequate LN harvest has been associated with decreased survival, so several international cancer control agencies, including the National Cancer Institute, American Joint Committee on Cancer, and the International Union Against Cancer now recommend examination of a minimum of 12 LNs to optimize CRC staging [ 2, 3].
The American Diabetes Association recommends examination of sudomotor function for the detection of diabetic neuropathies (3); however, the lack of specific equipment has restricted the study of sudomotor function and its contribution to foot ulceration.
In future studies with larger sample sizes, we recommend examination of the time window to determine whether samples collected closer in time (i.e., a 3-month window) are more strongly associated with the outcome measures than are samples collected more remotely.
That is why we recommend examination of the AC system as soon as any suspicious kind of odour gets recognized during use (it might be necessary that air filters and/or other components of the AC system need to become exchanged).
2. Physician recommended examinations or therapy.
Doctors who miss recommended examinations should receive a reminder in order to improve their testing adherence.
Japan has a universal public healthcare system that extensively covers standardized and recommended examinations and treatments within cancer guidelines, regardless of the patient's socioeconomic status.
