Sentence examples for a satisfactory screening from inspiring English sources

A study in Cape town confirmed that chest x-rays were a satisfactory screening tool for bacteriologically positive pulmonary tuberculosis, with a higher sensitivity than screening based on tuberculosis symptoms.

Thus, NAAT may not be a satisfactory screening tool for SNPT and further studies should pay attention to the clinical background and several other factors under which NAATs are conducted to better explain such variability.

Patient 4 (30 mg dose level) was observed to have noncastrate levels of testosterone during the study period despite a satisfactory screening testosterone level of 1.3 nmol l−1.

Previous research indicates that the single-item measure of self-defined burnout developed initially for the Physician Worklife Study [ 15] may be a satisfactory screening tool for burnout, due to its demonstrated positive association with the EE sub-scale of the MBI-HSS in a US sample of physicians [ 14].

This instrument is designed specifically for the screening of depression but has also been found to be a satisfactory screener for anxiety disorders [ 42].

Currently, there are no satisfactory screening and early diagnostic strategies for lung cancer.

Of these 140,387 women, 118,216 (84.2%) completed a satisfactory first screen within 6 months of the first appointment.

Satisfactory screens may also be made by sewing edges of the milk-strainer wire between two strips of sponge rubber or inlaying it in a window in a flat piece of sponge rubber and sewing it in place.

As soon as a satisfactory human blood screening test becomes available in a scalable format, such an unlinked anonymous survey should be undertaken.

All our endoscopists had gained experience during weekly sessions for more than a year, implementing 200 procedures alone (a number recognized as being sufficient to achieve a satisfactory performance in screening programs)[ 21].

12 Although our research comes from a limited geographical area, and other regions of the UK may have better service provision, it implies that there is still some way to go to provide women who are recalled after breast cancer screening with a satisfactory service.