Sentence examples for a brief screening of from inspiring English sources

Initial attempts to activate the protected amino acids for coupling using PyBop and HOBt provided unsatisfactory yields; however, a brief screening of activating agents revealed that Goodman's reagent (DEPBT) provided the desired PLMs in good yield [41], [42].

Potentially relevant studies retrieved from the electronic searches were identified by two reviewers (MB and AT) based on the predetermined inclusion criteria in a two-step procedure: 1) title, keywords, and abstract, 2) a brief screening of intervention, outcomes and costs.

In our hands, this reaction only gave 30% yield of the desired ketone (and a brief screen of some other primary and secondary amines did not improve this).

Intervention groups reported increased fruit and vegetable consumption, measured by a brief screener, of 1.6 times a day (versus 0.8 times in the control groups) and were 0.44 times more likely to be eating-fruits and vegetables 5 or more times a day (P <.05) than control groups.

To all of them, they offer a brief screen of cognition (Mini Mental State Examination [MMSE] and Visual Association Test [VAT]), mood (Prime-MD), sensory functions (hearing and vision) and a brief assessment of need for home care by the RAI Contact Assessment RAI-CAA) [ 11].

Fear of cancer recurrence will also be measured using the Concerns About Recurrence Questionnaire (CAR-Q), a 5 item purpose designed questionnaire developed by BT and PB, to act as a brief screen of FCR.

We also exclude patients who do not endorse symptoms of depression on a brief screening for depression using the PHQ [ 24, 25] during the screen appointment.

A brief screen for the identification of young people who might warrant further detailed assessment of PD could be particularly valuable for clinicians and researchers working in juvenile justice settings.

Interested individuals will then be referred to a fieldworker, who will request informed consent for the completion of a brief screener for assessing whether or not they meet the eligibility criteria listed above.

We discuss the utility of these findings in the context of everyday clinical practice and we propose that future studies should evaluate the potential usefulness of combining the ACE-R with a brief screening tool of executive functioning.

Following a brief screening (self-report of: age, area of domicile and history of T2D), potential participants were invited to attend an individual assessment that was conducted by one of the NLNY health and fitness trainers in a convenient community location.