Sentence examples for a randomised screening trial from inspiring English sources
2 3 Over-diagnosis can be estimated in a randomised screening trial when a sufficiently long period has elapsed from the cessation of screening that is, when all cancers should have become clinically apparent in both trial arms.
Within the study population, one hospital took part in a multicentre randomised screening trial of once-only sigmoidoscopy (Atkin et al, 2010) from November 1994 to March 1999.
Recent guidelines and a large, randomised screening trial state that small nodules ⩽10 mm or ⩽500 mm that are clearly 100% pure GGO lesions on chest CT, which are suspected to be AIS or MIA, be considered for close follow-up rather than immediate surgical resection [72,73].
In a large-scale randomised screening trial in Norway, 21,000 individuals were drawn by randomisation from the population registry and invited to have a once-only Flexible Sigmoidoscopy (FS) examination (The Norwegian Colorectal Cancer Prevention study – NORCCAP).
We investigated the proportion of FPs in a population-based randomised screening trial in Finland.
Our study was not designed to assess differences in breast cancer mortality, for that purpose a very large randomised screening trial would be needed.
A European multi-centre randomised screening trial has been suggested to evaluate cost-effectiveness in preventing glaucoma induced visual impairment.
Miller, A. B. et al. Twenty five year follow-up for breast cancer incidence and mortality of the Canadian National Breast Screening Study: randomised screening trial.
This finding is in contrast to the observed higher uptake of FOBT than FS screening in the randomised screening trial performed in the same population as this DCE.
Design Follow-up of randomised screening trial by centre coordinators, the study's central office, and linkage to cancer registries and vital statistics databases.
The results show that if the available information from the UK Breast Screening Frequency Trial is used in a microsimulation model that is based on the results of randomised screening trials including a large(r) number of women, a larger effect of shortening the screening interval is predicted.
