Sentence examples for undergoing testing for from inspiring English sources
To determine test characteristics of provider judgment for empiric antibiotic provision to patients undergoing testing for a sexually transmitted infection.
One of its compounds, code-named CX717 to disguise its exact identity, is undergoing testing for Alzheimer's disease in elderly patients.
The Dignitas Power reserve, with its computer-designed but hand-executed titanium balance, platinum screws and an 18-carat gold gear train and golden wheels, is undergoing testing for its first client.
This study evaluates the influence of hs-TnT implementation on ED length of stay (LOS), consultations and admissions, as well as ED revisits with cardiology admissions for patients undergoing testing for suspected AMI.
Promising treatments now undergoing testing for these conditions include gene therapy, which restored functional vision in children and young adults with retinal disorders who were previously blind, and therapies using retinal cells derived from embryonic stem cells for Stargardt's and age-related macular degeneration.
After undergoing testing for several months, the new in-app purchasing service is now available for everyone.
Last January, Pitino spent a night in a hospital undergoing tests for an undisclosed illness.
By midsummer, nearly all of the country's blood supply will be undergoing tests for West Nile virus, companies that make blood tests and the American Red Cross said yesterday.
Because the rock guitarist Eddie Van Halen, below, is undergoing tests for an unspecified medical problem, his band, Van Halen, has rescheduled four concerts.
(It's somewhat startling to learn that the Titanic was afloat for eleven months, being fitted out and undergoing tests for seaworthiness, before it embarked on its maiden trip).
Warren Hoge (NYT) YUGOSLAVIA: MILOSEVIC SENT BACK TO PRISON -- A Belgrade court ordered former President Slobodan Milosevic back to prison after he spent two days in a military hospital undergoing tests for chest pains.
