Sentence examples for relevant sign from inspiring English sources

Why not teach other forms of communication that could be more relevant: sign language, coding, living languages?

And absent strong intervention by the governor, the most relevant sign of the state's thinking would seem to be a harsh review in December 2007 by the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation that raised numerous serious concerns about the project, including its negative effects on the Sound's fisheries.

The letter was displayed in each VS item in a pseudo-randomized order so that, in a given trial, a different relevant sign appeared three times inside each VS item (n = 6), with a variable delay between each presentation.

Date of first presentation in primary care was the first record of a relevant sign or symptom of CRC preceding diagnosis.

There was only one animal from the placebo group which was reported on day 3 only to have a LAMEW score exceeding 2. The animal otherwise did not show any clinically relevant sign of pain at rest and therefore rescue medication was not applied.> -wrap-foot> Since all but one horse had LAMEW grades lower than 3, the grades 3 5 were combined.

Working back in time from the date the cancer was diagnosed, the date was recorded of the first entry in the GP consultation notes of a relevant sign or symptom that appeared more than 2 years after any previous such sign or symptom.

The items selection was based on their clinical relevance for the definition of HF and prevalence. 1 2 18 Other relevant signs and symptoms such as third heart sound (0.8%), heart rate higher than 120 beats/min (0.1%) and hepatomegaly (1.5%) were not taken into account because they occurred in less than 2% of the study sample.

So Chan is campaigning for student nurses to learn relevant signs, and will be running staff sign language training on Change Day.

With many of those given an emergency diagnosis showing no red flag symptoms or other relevant signs, such as weight loss, Renzi said it was important that patients talk to their GP about all symptoms they are experiencing, while doctors need access to specialists and diagnostic facilities.

Discussion In case of suspected chemical incident or supposed terrorist attacks, a one-page sheet of the list of signs and symptoms dedicated to identity relevant signs and symptoms allowed to define a toxidrome specific of a class of toxicant, helped in protecting rescuers and caregivers at the site and refined the needs for supportive and antidotal treatment.

The quantitative assessments were corroborated by standardised clinical examination identifying 30/118 patients (25.4%) displaying clinically relevant signs of edema (assessment of volume reduction was not feasible by clinical examination).