Sentence examples for routinely searching for from inspiring English sources

The method described in this paper may contribute towards automating the task of routinely searching for reassortants among newly sequenced strains.

While there are a number of other conditions that can result in chronic cough, in the absence of evidence suggesting the presence of one of these other disorders, an approach strongly focused on initially detecting the presence of UACS, asthma, or GERD, alone or in combination, is likely to have a far higher yield than routinely searching for relatively uncommon or obscure diagnoses.

What's more, forensic tests do not routinely search for fentanyls in post-mortems.

The National Death Index was also routinely searched for deaths among women who did not respond to the questionnaires.

As a preliminary study, we believe the clinical implications that must be highlighted are that practitioners should routinely search for symptoms of dyspepsia in HD patients.

The idea of searching for molecular 'cousins' is of course not new, and constitutes one of the pillars of bioinformatics where one routinely searches for homologs of nucleotide or amino acid sequences.

Patients' LTFU were routinely searched for by phone calls and home visits by a group of 31 outreach workers distributed throughout the district, and in those patients who had died, relatives were asked the date of death of the patients.

The following approaches were used to improve the validity of the data: 1) a data dictionary and operations manual were created with explicit instructions for completion of the data collection forms; 2) the data collection protocol was discussed during conference calls along with frequent one-on-one communication; and 3) anomalous data in the data reports were routinely searched for and corrected.

These isolates may contain capsule genes that are not expressed and will not be detectable by using conventional seroagglutination techniques, or they may be serogroup E, H, I, K, L, X, or Z, which are not routinely searched for and for which commercial antiserum is not available.

Of the 27 surgeons, 20 (74.1%) routinely searched for internal mammary nodes using the gamma probe, even if their attitudes toward biopsy differed: if hot internal mammary nodes were found, biopsy was always performed by 8/20 (40%), while 6/20 (30%) performed biopsy only if no axillary sentinel node was found and 6/20 (30%) never performed a biopsy.

In Poland, the solid epidemiological data on sporadic and outbreak norovirus infections are lacking due to the fact that noroviruses are not routinely searched for in diagnostic laboratories and, to date, there is no reference research laboratory to determine the currently circulating strains.