The phrase "a screening consisting of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the components or elements that make up a particular screening process or event.
Example: "The study involved a screening consisting of a physical examination, blood tests, and a psychological evaluation."
Alternatives: "a screening that includes" or "a screening made up of".
The tool opens with a screen consisting of a series of photographs of patients and physicians talking to one another.
For example, in a sample of primary care patients, a screen consisting of two questions, one about mood and another about anhedonia, exhibited psychometric properties identical to or better than those of the Zung Depression Scale [ 21].
As a safety precaution, all participants completed a resistance training screening consisting of a series of lower extremity resistance exercises while heart rate (12 lead ECG), blood pressure, and symptoms were monitored.
12 After applying to the study, the participant will be directed to an online screening consisting of demographic questions and of online versions of the clinical outcome measures and the process measures (see below).
In the first stage of the recruitment process, participants conducted an Internet screening consisting of the Y-BOCS (self-rating version) [ 33], Obsessive Compulsive Inventory - Revised (OCI-R) [ 34], Montgomery Åsberg Depression Rating Scale - Self report (MADRS-S) [ 35], Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test (AUDIT) [ 36], and the Drug User Disorders Identification Test DUDITT) [ 37].
Medical screening, consisting of a urine intoxicant test, vision and biodata evaluation, and physical examination, is the first activity all recruits undergo; those deemed unfit stayed for at least two days before returning to their home provinces.
If a modified screen consisting of either the traditional TB suspect definition, or any other 2 symptoms is used, the negative predictive value in HIV-positive individuals is 99.3%.
Each of the localizer runs included stimulus blocks of color photos projected onto a 2D screen consisting of familiar tools (87 different identities), headless bodies (87 different identities; 44 were females), non-tool objects (87 different identities) and scrambled versions of these same stimuli.
Study recruitment and screening consisted of a semistructured interview, neuropsychological screening tests, and an expert consensus panel to review screening data.
