Sentence examples for test postponement from inspiring English sources

Five children were excluded from the analysis due to noninterpretable skin-prick test results (n = 2), antihistamine medication taken before skin testing (n = 1), or test postponement (n = 2).

Other students occasionally came to the Bronxville guidance offices so stressed out that the counselors intervened on their behalf with teachers, asking for extensions or test postponements, but Maria always seemed to have it under control.

Primary outcome measures are the accuracy and added value of blood tests for detecting pathology, the effect of a 4-week postponement of test ordering on the blood test characteristics and the quantity of tests ordered.

Using the simulation system, several operation-related issues were tested, including the postponement of dispatching decisions and the sequence rearrangement of AGVs entering transfer areas under quay cranes (QCs).

The second primary outcome is the effect of a 4-week postponement of test ordering on the blood test characteristics.

The second is a quality improvement study, comparing group 2 (instruction to postpone test ordering) with group 3 (instruction to postpone test ordering plus quality improvement strategy) in terms of the actual postponement of test ordering.

Such doubts came to a climax a year ago when the spacecraft failed an important test, portending yet another postponement and more expense.

The third objective is to evaluate the effects of a systematically designed quality improvement strategy for GPs, aiming at the postponement of blood test ordering in patients with unexplained complaints. 1.

The objectives of this study are (1) to determine the accuracy of blood tests in patients presenting with unexplained complaints in terms of detecting pathology, (2) to determine the accuracy of a watchful waiting strategy and (3) to determine the effects of a quality improvement strategy to promote the postponement of blood test ordering by GPs for patients with unexplained complaints.

These results indicate a trend towards greater acceptance for larger postponements (for statistical test see table 3), but the incremental increase in the proportions accepting diminished with increasing postponement (Table 2).

Tonight's episode is about a physics project, bad dreams and the possible postponement of school tests because of a mysterious illness.