Sentence examples for useful test for the from inspiring English sources
Esophageal manometry is a useful test for the evaluation of motility disorders in patients with heartburn and chest pain.
A useful test for the likely efficacy of political policies is "do they work in any other country that is similar to the UK"?
If they did, and they contributed to all the tissues, that would be a useful test for the many claimed human embryonic stem cell lines being developed, Dr. Brivanlou said.
Conclusion: Our results indicate that matrix metalloproteinase-8 is highly correlated with intra-amniotic infection and that enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay for matrix metalloproteinase-8 may be a clinically useful test for the diagnosis of intra-amniotic infection in women with preterm contractions and preterm labor.
Berlin provided a useful test for the British team and they passed.
The assay for plasma ProBNP is a useful test for the evaluation of patients with dyspnea, and it is particularly useful as a component of the evaluation of a suspected heart failure when the diagnosis is uncertain [1].
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Our findings suggest that anti-thyroid peroxidase antibody and anti-parietal gastric cell could be useful tests for the characterization of specific subpopulations of vitiligo patients in terms of severity and co-morbidity, so their determination could have a prognostic value.
In the case of spontaneous subarachnoid hemorrhages, a cerebral angiogram an intravenous, catheter-based procedure is the most useful test for establishing the source of the bleed.
On the other hand, stool antigen test, a useful test for diagnosis, was the least ordered test.
Moreover, plasma fibrinolytic potential may be a useful test for early identification of the high-risk sepsis patient.
