Sentence examples for a simplified screening from inspiring English sources

A simplified screening test to control activity concentration index for building materials without a need to keep the sample sealed before the measurement is proposed.

This paper presents a simplified screening method for the structural integrity assessment of platform conductors towards the end of their design life and the prioritisation which follows thereafter for life extension operations by bridging the gap between design data and inspection records.

While there is certainly a correlation between decreased BMD and lower HU values, we do believe that this approach may play a role as a simplified screening test, but does not make use of the quantitative data which can be obtained using DECT to obtain a more specific diagnosis.

We created a decision tree that models a simplified screening scenario starting with the choice that a woman faces starting in her late thirties: either to start screening for breast cancer and begin with a baseline screening mammogram, or postpone screening by doing nothing, as shown by the decision node square in Figure 1.

While CPY and its transformation products are not currently being formally evaluated as POPs under the SC, it has undergone simplified screening as an alternative to endosulfan.

Kaelber et al. developed a simplified BP screening table from using systolic and diastolic thresholds as the lowest abnormal BP values in the prehypertensive range, regardless of height percentile [ 25].

After observing patients, the pair added to their growing list of 300 plus medical needs a better air mask for sleep apnea, along with simplified screening for people who are at risk of heart disease.

We showed that the "one-step" BPMV vector has the potential to enable cost-effective and simplified screening of common bean plants via a simple "one-step" rub-inoculation of miniprep-quality plasmid DNA.

Therefore, it is essential to employ simplified screening tools to reduce the number of experiments and to identify the most hazardous pathways.

Unfortunately, drugs sometimes produce different effects in animals than those they produce in isolated cells or other more simplified screening systems.

Elegant studies by the Reek[ 6] and Breit groups,[ 7] have also shown the potential for simplified screening of such systems by deconvolution methods.