Sentence examples for to increased testing from inspiring English sources

The recent panic began in France, where the number of reported cases of mad cow has increased dramatically this year, in part due to increased testing.

For example, remote antimicrobial drug exposure, or exposure to other medications with antimicrobial activity, may be increasing the risk of disease; alternatively, increased awareness of CDI may be leading to increased testing and documentation of C. difficile in patients not previously tested.

However, it is possible that increased awareness of the disease among clinicians led to increased testing over time.

Officials have defended the program, pointing to increased testing, funding, and education, but the first real chance to prove its credibility was always going to be when a top player failed a test.

In 2009, FoodNet detected just 264 cases of the less common E. coli, but officials said the rise in cases last year was probably due to increased testing for the pathogens, rather than a surge in actual infections.

Although partly due to increased testing in this section of the population, ongoing high levels of unsafe sexual behaviour probably contributed to this rise, said Public Health England.

If great teachers, or even merely average teachers, replaced their lowest performing counterparts, Hanushek predicts the nationwide economic impact due to increased test scores and higher future earnings would amount to $100 trillion, roughly the same number of clams required to wipe out the entire national debt.

However, in most instances we lack population level information on the patient groups to which increased testing is directed.

Opposing a Clinton measure to pay for increased testing -- the cornerstone of Mr. Bush's plan -- Mr. DeLay said in 1998, "We don't need the federal government and national organizations getting involved in our local school districts".

The report advocates for increased testing to enable appropriate treatments to begin as early as possible.

Furthermore, it will need to be determined as to whether or not this increased testing is financially beneficial compared to more subjective methods currently employed or empirical treatment.