Sentence examples similar to side assessments from inspiring English sources
This regime lowered the mean T-score with 0.18 SD as compared to a left side assessment only (p < 0.001).
The pitch-side assessments of head injuries have been doubled in length to give doctors more time to spot symptoms, players have been educated on the risks of ignoring those symptoms and all potential concussion victims are now assessed after the game and again 36 hours later.
Then the study nurse disconnects the tablet-PC for bed-side assessments.
Consistent with previous work [ 24], however, left-side and right-side assessments were highly correlated (r = 0.97) in the 172 women with mammographic data, and assessments between left and right sides agreed in all but 10 (6%) women.
All the huffing and puffing by the English Premiership about its protocols regarding the pitch-side assessment of a rugby player who might have been badly concussed (Report, 9 December) amount to a dereliction of duty.
For him, if a player is injured enough to warrant a pitch-side assessment, he should be suspected of concussion and withdrawn.
To the best of our knowledge this is the first side-by-side assessment of different NS1 RDTs.
See related letter by Hellige and Hahn, http://ccforum.com/content/15/3/430 Electrical Impedance Tomography (EIT) is an emerging technique for bed-side assessment of ventilation distribution.
As this is a retrospective analysis of an internationally recruited study population, an objective side-by-side assessment by a single reference radiologist and reference pathologists was not performed.
As long as subtraction techniques of enhanced and contrast-enhanced CT scans are not widely available, critical side-by-side assessment of unenhanced and contrast-enhanced CT scans is the standard technique to find HCC recurrence (Fig. 2).
If subtraction techniques of unenhanced and contrast-enhanced images are not available, side-by-side assessment of unenhanced and contrast-enhanced CT scans is the standard technique to detect viable tumor.
