Sentence examples for aid screening from inspiring English sources

Site-directed substitutions were carried out using the Altered sites II in vitro mutagenesis system according to the manufacturer's instructions (Promega Corp., Madison WI) and synthetic antisense mutagenic oligonucleotide containing desired mutations with the introduction or removal of a restriction enzyme site to aid screening.

Titles and abstracts were then imported to Covidence (www.covidence.org), a web based platform to aid screening and maintenance of systematic reviews.

Additionally the rapid development of our understanding of the biology of cancer, suggests that new cancer-associated markers in sputum may be developed to aid screening and early detection.

Subjects were ineligible if they exhibited mental confusion during the screening interview or reported alcohol or drug abuse/dependency using a validated CAGE-AID screening instrument [ 17].

The criterion weightings provided by respondent number 1526 can be seen in Figure 1, which displays the full MCDA decision aid screen.

Pump-probe imaging may also serve as the basis of a powerful diagnostic aid and screening tool for melanoma.

We evaluated a decision aid for screening using faecal occult blood testing developed for groups with low education and literacy.

21 A recently published trial by Trevena et al also found that a decision aid on screening for colorectal cancer increased informed choices without affecting uptake.

The introduction of fluorescent reporters at these positions could aid in screening for inhibitors of self-cleavage or, given the highly dynamic nature of position P2′, potential allosteric modulators of the conformational change.

To estimate the required sample size for the current trial we used results from a previous general practice based trial on a decision aid for screening using faecal occult blood testing.

Thus to aid in screening for fatty liver, Bedogni et al. [ 4], developed a simple score, from a cohort of patients with suspected liver disease and a group of controls.