Sentence examples for testing providers from inspiring English sources

Direct-to-consumer genetic testing providers like 23andMe market their services as fun and educational, rather than as serious medical testing.

It is important that this and other potential issues, such as limitations on women's autonomy and decision-making authority about healthcare, be addressed by HIV counseling and testing providers.

Indeed proficiency testing providers typically give feedback on expected results to participating laboratories in the form of a detailed report, but they do not provide individual assistance for performance improvement if needed.

This was discussed in terms of the demands of their generalist workload, numerous recent developments in screening as well as being up-to-date with practical aspects like cost and the quality of local testing providers.

However, the proprietary nature of Myriad's database meant that it was inaccessible to many researchers and clinicians, and testing by other laboratories who lack access to the database continues to produce higher VUS rates - a testament to the importance of data sharing and collation by all testing providers, and an example of the challenges created by proprietary databases [ 24].

The two lab test providers that provided data to the insurer do not operate in some states; for example, the availability of lab test results in one state was as low as 2% for LDL.

New Relic has launched the service with an initial group of partners that include Blitz, a load testing provider in the cloud; enterprise collaboration software provider JIRA/Atlassian; log management service provider Loggly; and web and mobile app testing provider SOASTA.

Several strategies to increase uptake of HCT among sub-Saharan populations have been recommended [ 2] such as; mobile or community HCT, home-based testing, provider initiated HCT and routine (or opt-out) testing as part of medical care.

Not all studies utilize the same units of concentration when reporting results, and it is the responsibility of the proficiency testing provider to specify what units are to be used to evaluate submitted results.

As a related option, databases listing mutations or availability of genetic tests (e.g., the NIH's nascent Genetic Testing Registry) could mandate test providers share sequence data and interpretive algorithms as a condition of listing their tests.

Giovanni and co-authors (2010) reported primarily on the experiences of 22 genetic test providers (91% of whom were genetic counsellors) in the USA who had provided consultations to consumers who had purchased DTC GT [ 15].