Sentences with phrase «like unnecessary tests»

Into this category fall things like unnecessary tests, higher - than - needed levels of care or surgeries that have proven ineffective.

Into this category fall things like unnecessary tests, higher - than - needed levels of care or surgeries that have proven ineffective.

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It's very much like a physician ordering extra, unnecessary diagnostic tests.

We test all of our recipes pretty extensively, and are always looking for ways to bump up the nutrition while minimizing things like unnecessary sugar.

They also believe prediction tools like this can help lower healthcare costs by cutting down on unnecessary testing.

Its a huge point of contention between docs like Dr. Randolph — who uses either blood or saliva testing to measure womens hormone levels, and then prescribes custom compounded hormones to treat them — and experts like Dr. Utian and Dr. Minkin, who believe testing is unnecessary at best and exploitative at worst.

These tests are often unnecessary, but can also reveal important information (like rH problems) and have no downside so I don't mind them.

Cyrex, for their food sensitivity test, that is — that is cool one, but even then I feel like it's a unnecessary in most cases because if you and I are gonna put somebody on like a AIP approach, let's say thyroid disease did show up, some Hashimoto's.

Unnecessary tests like this one, and the phonics test in year 1, need to be cleared out to allow more time between reception and year six for teachers to focus on teaching.

We know schools will want the tests to run smoothly on the day and, like us, will not want any unnecessary pressure placed on students relatively soon before GCSEs.

Like the Milwaukee and Racine programs, lawmakers could improve this program by increasing voucher amounts, removing income tests for eligibility, removing any grade - level entry point restrictions and eliminating unnecessary regulations on private schools.

Hopefully more Connecticut school administrators will join education leaders like Madison, Connecticut Superintendent Thomas Scarice and stand up, step forward and speak out against the Common Core Smarter Balanced Assessment Test (SBAC), the overuse of standardized testing in Connecticut's public schools and the right of parents to opt - out their children from these unfair, unnecessary, expensive and destructive tests.

The audit tests my hypothesis that lawyers, as a group, are deficient in their use of technology and that a direct consequence of this incompetence is that clients, like my company, Kia Motors America, outlay outrageous sums for unnecessary busywork.