Sentence examples for review consideration from inspiring English sources

In this review, consideration is given to the types of phenothiazinium derivative required for the various photodynamic applications currently under examination, and also to the synthetic strategies involved in their preparation.

Screening consisted of a clinical interview, medication review, consideration of social circumstances and functioning, and judging the risk of re-admission.

Based on the outcome of this review, consideration may be given to conducting a comparative clinical trial of NET-EN and DMPA when used by African women.

According to Kulynych's historical review, consideration of public safety was the basis of the requirement for effectiveness: if an ineffective drug replaces one of proven value, people can be harmed.

The 'Response' checklist ensures the following: A documented management plan with a timeframe for further patient review Consideration of sepsis as a cause of the patient's deterioration Documented ceiling of care if applicable and whether or not cardio-pulmonary resuscitation would be appropriate in the event of cardiac arrest.

A documented management plan with a timeframe for further patient review Consideration of sepsis as a cause of the patient's deterioration Documented ceiling of care if applicable and whether or not cardio-pulmonary resuscitation would be appropriate in the event of cardiac arrest.

Here, we describe methods to design and generate these hairpin-based vectors and briefly review considerations for downstream applications.

Brothers and Clayton (2010) propose human non-subjects as a conceptual category, not as a replacement of regulatory language but as another category for research review considerations.

The latter part of this chapter will review considerations for the experimental design of microarray and quantitative polymerase chain reaction (q-PCR) techniques while suggesting appropriate means of data analysis.

In this review, considerations for selecting an animal model, established models of infection, and areas that require further model development are discussed with regard to cutaneous, fascial, and orthopedic infections.

In this review, considerations in a clinical setting and recommendations for diagnosis and management are discussed.