Sentence examples for a comparable screening from inspiring English sources

"Women will not undergo mammography if this is a comparable screening test".

A comparable screening of a randomized subset of 33 non-CAD mutant families (94 plants) identified 6 plants with a weak brown midrib phenotype (phenotype frequency = 0.06).

Due to the inclusion of 60 additional patients with CIN3+, the overall prevalence is higher than HR HPV prevalence rates of ~9% previously reported for a comparable screening population with participants aged ≥30 years [ 14].

Despite a comparable screening rate of 45%% in 2006, Community C had a screening rate of 72%% in the two years prior to the study, and the screening rate increased by 8.5%% (p < 0.001) during the study period.

This diploid screen identified 5-fold more DOX resistance genes than a comparable screen using the isogenic haploid derivative.

Forty per cent of the symptomatic breast cancers had mastectomy compared with 27% of the screen-detected cohort, and small (diameter <15 mm) invasive symptomatic cancers were more likely to receive <span class="lh">a mastectomy than comparable screening cases (31% vs 16%).

So far there are only four expression datasets from comparable screening platforms (Affymetrix HGU-133-A and HGU-133-PLUS2 HGU-133-PLUS2 HGU-133-PLUS2er compubliclyavailable0 together 24, 30- 32].

To see what comparable screening would find in a population not exposed to radiation, Takamura's team used the Fukushima survey protocol to examine 4365 children aged 3 to 18 from three widely separated prefectures.

To suggest how future testing strategies to evaluate the relationship between metabolic disruptors and IR may look, we describe in vivo and in vitro end points that may be included in a comparable multilevel screening approach for the identification and prioritization of potential metabolic disruptors.

In Sweden, we have opportunistic screening of prostate cancer with PSA testing and a nationwide mammographic screening program for breast cancer but no comparable screening for colorectal and lung cancers.

However, familial diseases together probably make up only a small percentage of all CRCs [ 2], and the development of comparable screening tests appears more arduous and remote for sporadic cases, which account for the large majority of CRCs.