Sentence examples for visit evidence from inspiring English sources

With regard to the first point, the American Diabetes Association has included PCOS among the criteria for DM testing of asymptomatic adult individuals at the first prenatal visit (evidence level B) (26).

Pre-existing immunity to YF virus was defined as self-reported vaccination within the 10 years before the current clinic visit; evidence of previous vaccination usually involved presentation of a YF vaccination certificate, but no serologic tests were performed to confirm immunity.

The impact of this KT -- 20% increase in measles and 28.5% in full DPT -- indicated a high level of effectiveness of their three-visit evidence-based dialogue.

Each time they visit they find evidence of others who have paid their respects anonymously, like the young man who arrived in town a few years ago, emerged from the men's room at a local restaurant in dress uniform and delivered beer to the colonel's grave.

Their inability to mount any serious protests or bring large numbers out onto the streets during the royal couple's four-day visit is evidence of that.

He described Kevin Costner's being mobbed by Cuban fans during a 2001 visit as evidence that the island was hardly cut off from American culture.

Having quarrelled lately with Mexico and several other Latin American countries over human rights, the Cuban leader welcomed Mr Carter's visit as evidence that his government is not a pariah.

The women were evaluated every visit for evidence of clinical malaria and those who were symptomatic for clinical malaria were hospitalized and treated.

One resolved after the end of the study; another returned for an unblinding visit without evidence for renal disease, and subsequently died of cocaine intoxication.

In addition, the findings that participants with more negative beliefs about dentists are less likely to be seeing a dentist currently, and more likely to have had treatment for pain or a problem (rather than a check-up) at their last visit, provide evidence for the construct validity of the Spanish version of this questionnaire.

Faber and her colleagues, unlike their fictional counterparts on TV, do not visit crime scenes, leaving evidence collection to specially trained N.Y.P.D. officers.