It could also identify doctors who appear to overprescribe, in some cases triggering follow-up inquiries by health officials or law enforcement.
There, predictive analytics algorithms work on identifying at-risk patients and triggering follow-ups, such as a call from a nurse or the services of an in-home medical technician, either of whom might be able to identify a superior course of treatment.
To be precautionary, if laboratory studies misestimate effects, they should overestimate risk, thereby triggering follow-up studies.
"The blood data collected before 2009 were used for target purposes to trigger follow-up urine tests for EPO detection," it said.
It's because Virtua uses a questionnaire to help identify those at risk, which triggers follow-up phone calls, that this cluster of mothers is meeting.
Three-quarters of mobile searches trigger "follow-up actions" like more research, a phone call or a visit — two per search, on average.
The IAAF has added that pre-2009 samples were only used as "secondary evidence", or to trigger follow-up urine tests "whenever possible logistically".
It won't "trump CO2 in the atmosphere" as a priority issue, but he calls the new results "provocative" and says they should trigger follow-up studies that measure the effects of the fibers on marine life.
The role-play triggered follow-up action: the summer school participants generated a fully student-led initiative on developing a doctoral students' statement on integrity, which was circulated among key stakeholders in the LERU community approximately 2 months after the summer school.
Location was primarily constrained to regions antisense to known coding sequences to enrich for possible cis-encoded ncRNAs, and a threshold of ≥50× coverage per transcript was used to trigger follow-up analysis.
In some cases, the presence of unconfirmed positive or inconclusive reactors may also trigger follow-up testing if there is reason to suspect bTB in the herd, e.g. a known movement of cattle from a herd infected with bTB.
