Sentence examples for requested in cases from inspiring English sources

Quality of data collection was monitored regularly, and repeat interviews were requested in cases of missing and/or inconsistent responses.

The value of abdominal echography in primary care is great because it is innocuous, inexpensive, easy to perform and provides a great deal of information making this the first examination to be requested in cases of probable abdominal disease.

The stratification of the requested exam according to the treating physician's level of confidence prior to the exam itself highlighted how ultrasound scans limited to the abdomen only were requested when facing higher level of confidence, while combined chest and abdominal scans where requested in case of lower levels of confidence (χ2 = 139.9; 16 g.l.; p < 0.001; Table 2).

The close cooperation between nurses and GPs put forward in our program may help convince patients that nurses have the sufficient expertise to solve the problems in the majority of cases and that a consultation with the GP will be requested in case of uncertainty.

Prior to this arrangement, recordings of oral arguments were occasionally made available on a same-day basis, which C-SPAN would request in cases of high public interest.

A paternity testing case and a criminal case in the 1998 trial (GEP'98) and two paternity testing cases in 1999 (GEP'99) were included and the statistical evaluation of the evidence was requested in both cases.

However, referrals from a GP to a specialist are requested in most cases.

Another limitation was that we could not rule out pneumonic infections because chest radiography was not requested in all cases.

Less than 1% of samples were collected before 24 hours of age and a repeat sample was requested in such cases.

Testing of auditory brainstem-evoked responses is requested in some cases, and computerized tomography scans are also available on some probands.

Information about screening was also requested in those cases where Down's syndrome was diagnosed prenatally by an invasive procedure carried out for indications other than an increased risk of Down's syndrome.