Sentence examples for tests for a particular from inspiring English sources

The physicians are in the habit of ordering a panel of tests for a particular condition with only one or two investigations out of them contributing towards clinical use.

Each probe tests for a particular sequence of DNA and small groups of probes can be used to check for specific viruses up to the species level, different from current PCR technologies that focus on small, prioritized sets of high-risk biological pathogens.

"It's important not to open the medical system to testing for a particular group," said Dr. Yank Coble, an endocrinologist in Jacksonville, Fla., and a member of the A.M.A.'s board of trustees.

The ability to exploit feedback from these experiments can greatly enhance our decisions about cases, which were not tested for a particular biological target.

It is thus costly and time-consuming to conduct large scale member testing for a particular type of LWC in order to establish design guidelines.

Although the model is proposed and tested for a particular structure, it is more general and can be applied to other structures as well.

It points out that the offer of a prenatal test for a particular trait is never neutral, but rather implies that a reasonable person might wish to know whether her fetus has this trait, and that this information might reasonably be the basis for a decision not to continue the pregnancy.

This approach is tested for a particular two-dimensional model problem, for which no significant difference is found between the solutions obtained on a mesh refined locally around the immersed boundary, and on the associated uniform mesh, built with the resolution of the finest level.

Thus, the proper test for a particular study should be chosen according to the knowledge on the distribution of potential causative variants.

This may be further enabled with near-patient testing for a particular set of genetic variants, undertaken in the surgery.

A simple diagnostic test for a particular disease or outcome classifies patients into two groups: those with the outcome and those without.