Sentence examples for to a low index of from inspiring English sources

It is often diagnosed late due to a low index of suspicion based on clinical and conventional laboratory practice [ 5]; often leading to the development of septic complications and reoperation.

(005)" Issues were also raised regarding initiatives aimed at promoting patient choice which were perceived as conflicting with professionals' attempts to meet TB targets and problems obtaining appropriate referrals due to a low index of TB suspicion particularly amongst GPs.

However, it is also possible that thromboembolic events could have been underdiagnosed due to a low index of suspicion for thromboembolism in chronic dialysis patients, [ 24- 26] because of the high number of deaths with an unknown cause, the low rate of autopsies in this population, or a combination of these factors.

Clinicians in high-risk areas, or who see patients with recent travel to high-risk areas, should have a low index of suspicion for S. suis infection among patients presenting with meningitis or sepsis and recent pig/pork exposure (15 ).

Insofar as many benign masses are soft and malignancies tend to be stiff, elastography may be able to improve patient management for masses with a low index of suspicion on B-mode ultrasound [ 4, 5].

Furthermore, the ALD process promoted the crystallization of the as-deposited TiO2 films to form a single anatase TiO2 crystal with a low index of {101} and {002}.

A low index of suspicion by a physician may lead to diagnostic delay in recognition or to a distraction to other disorders.

A low index of suspicion and morphologic resemblance to ulcerative colitis were the main sources of diagnostic error.

However, professional staff also reported instances of a low index of suspicion amongst GPs as a barrier to referral, a problem also identified by service users in a separate component of this evaluation [ 11].

A low index of suspicion and misidentification of the organism may lead to a higher proportion of laboratory-associated infections.

The cohort had a low index of inflammation as the C-reactive protein level was 1.1 ± 1.3 mg/L.