Sentence examples for age of screening from inspiring English sources

This may be relieved by using an individually tailored screening (Esserman et al, 2009) with emphasis on optimal age of screening and inter-screening interval and the expedient use of alternative image technique.

A campaign was launched to reduce the age of screening for cervical cancer from 25 to 20 in England.

New screening strategies of particular interest include delaying the start age of screening, increasing the screening interval and switching to primary HPV screening.

However, we found no differences in the mean age of screening participants in the five regions.

The median age of screening sampling in the program was 24 hours of age (i.e., day 1).

However, the starting age of screening for breast cancer in women at increased risk is not well established.

The extension of the age range of screening programmes to include younger women is under debate, but little is known on the extent of overdiagnosis due to screening in these women.

The director, Robert Luketic, is pretty smart, too, for "handing this overstuffed Louis Vuitton suitcase of a movie to Reese Witherspoon, a sharp, quick-witted Doris Day for our drab age of screen comedy" (Scott).

If the laugh-inducing moments manage to outnumber the cringe-inducing ones, it's mainly because the director, Robert Luketic, hands this overstuffed Louis Vuitton suitcase of a movie to Reese Witherspoon, a sharp, quick-witted Doris Day for our drab age of screen comedy.

Are you out of your mind?" LYMAN -- I remember reading an interview with Robert Duvall, back in the late 70's or early 80's, where he said he felt fortunate to be working during what he felt was a golden age of screen acting.

The median age at diagnosis has almost tripled in this cohort compared to the historical one, predominantly owing to the higher age of screened patients.