Sentences with phrase «unnecessary testing such»

These results might then lead to unnecessary testing such as follow - up ultrasound, MRIs or biopsies.

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There is no such thing as a one - size - fits - all 401 (k) plan and choosing the wrong plan design can cost your company thousands of dollars in unnecessary contributions or angry executives due to failed testing.

The way to resolve this is by way of a new wild mammals welfare law that would address such situations and any accusations of causing unnecessary suffering would then be tested in court on the basis of evidence, rather than prejudice or ignorance.

In each year thousands of men had the test without having a discussion of how it could either benefit them, for instance via early detection of cancer, or lead to unnecessary adversity, such as a side effects from biopsy or unneeded treatment.

«More efforts, such as clinical decision support, are needed to reduce unnecessary cardiac stress testing,» Dr. Ladapo concludes, suggesting greater use of stress testing without radiological imaging, such as regular exercise treadmill tests or stress testing with ultrasound imaging as opposed to CT imaging.

Opponents, however, say the incidence of uncovering scoliosis severe enough to require treatment is so low that such testing is unnecessary.

In some cases, as in Finland, such practices largely obviate the need for testing and external accountability, because selection and preparation on the front end makes extensive monitoring on the back end unnecessary.

That does not change that such testing is unnecessary, is unacceptably disruptive to learning, and is narrowing curricula nationwide.

Animal testing has been proven unnecessary by large cosmetics companies such as LUSH, which has never allowed any of its products to be tested on animals throughout the company's 30 - year history.

If the test indicates possible early warning signs of cancer, a physician's failure to follow - up with the patient by ordering further tests such as a breast X-ray, ultrasound, MRI or biopsy could also lead to unnecessary delays in diagnosing breast cancer.

Many private hospitals registered under the RSBY were reported to have indulged in malpractices such as prescribing unnecessary diagnostic testing and hospitalisation.