Sentence examples for testing should be offered from inspiring English sources

The purpose of this study was to evaluate whether there is a nuchal translucency (NT) measurement, independent of gestational age, above which immediate diagnostic testing should be offered without waiting for first trimester serum markers.

New WHO guidelines say testing should be offered to all adolescents living in areas of the world where HIV is common, particularly sub-Saharan Africa.

Some women thought HPV testing should be offered as a preventative measure to limit HPV transmission.

Ideally, the testing should be offered before conception or early in pregnancy.

Because SMA is present in all populations, carrier testing should be offered to all couples regardless of race or ethnicity.

Once a patient is diagnosed with TB, HIV testing should be offered immediately if the HIV status is unknown.

Patients who have a positive second trimester screening test should be offered an amniocentesis.

For purposes of the MCGP's recommendations, the FDA appears to be interested solely in the narrower question of when, if at all, a genetic test should be offered directly to consumers.

The mutations incidence in ALS patients (∼10%) and associated phenotypes suggest that genetic tests should be offered to more patients, and other genes should be investigated in our population.

Seizing on that, laboratories are beginning to offer tests of telomere length, setting off a new debate over what genetic tests should be offered to the public and what would be the ethical implications if the results were used by employers or others.

At the individual level, the companies will apply what they learn from some individuals to others not just how to price and how to sell their services but also which tests are most helpful and how these tests should be offered.