Sentence examples for utilisation of these tests from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, validity has to be investigated before the clinical utilisation of these tests can be approved, e.g. comparing the four mobility tests of the shoulder with electromagnetic kinematic testing.

Agreement of a national reporting template to provide unambiguous test reports to the receiving non-expert clinician with clear instructions for the clinical utilisation of the test result that can be audited is needed.

There were significant differences in the utilisation of diagnostic tests between cases with critical and non-critical outcomes.

The increasing availability and utilisation of screening tests, in particular first trimester tests, has expanded GPs' role in facilitating women's informed decision-making.

The utilisation of psychometric tests not specifically designed for assessment of dementia may be more appropriate, and may limit the aforementioned bias.

The assessment of adherence to guidelines often requires facts that are recorded in plain text, such as patient history, clinical signs, severity of infection, patient's socioeconomic status and utilisation of rapid tests, which could not be retrieved from the database.

In particular, sugar alcohols such as mannitol and sorbitol increased several hundred-fold under the test conditions and utilisation of these sugars was also strongly positive in all our tested strains (lactitol was only positive among ST40 isolates; Additional file 2: Table 6a/b).

Computational modelling introduces mathematical rigour in the analysis and utilisation of these data by quantitative simulation and testing of clinically relevant hypotheses through experimentally validated models.

The frequency distribution of the utilisation of various diagnostic tests and fundoplication in participating centres is presented in Table 1.

However the overall cost of the programme increases due to higher utilisation of drugs and tests, from 27%, in Malawi and Niger, down to 1.7% in Ghana.

A study of English general practitioners by Linsell and colleagues documents lower utilisation of x-ray tests and similar referral rates for primary care patients with chronic knee pain relative to patients reporting hip pain [ 52].