Sentence examples similar to albeit screening from inspiring English sources

Albeit, malnutrition screening is recommended as the first step in nutritional care to allow early identification and treatment malnutrition; the optimum method for conducting nutritional assessment still remains controversial [ 3, 5, 7, 13, 22, 23].

Albeit, the screening of patients subjected to nutritional risk is considered as an essential initial step in the structured process of nutrition care, in order to identify those who will likely benefit from proper nutritional management, is usually overlooked, and is still away from being routinely implemented in hospitalized patients.

This approach allowed rapid, albeit preliminary, screening of many thousands of alloys and identification of promising candidate compositions, some of which are reported in this paper, for more time intensive experimental validations and assessments.

However, it emerged in July that the film had been passed for screening, albeit with an 18+ certificate "due to the presence of foul language in the film".

If allowance is not made for such catch up, the extra cancers diagnosed in the screened group include some that would also have emerged without screening, albeit later.

The second factor could be a real initial, albeit small, effect of screening that was not addressed in our analysis.

It has more AF points than the 50D but less megapixels and lower color depth, a better viewfinder than the D90 but weaker ISO settings and a smaller (albeit rotating) screen.

The authors acknowledge the importance of future validation against other short, albeit longer, screens including the Dutch version of the Montreal cognitive assessment (MoCA) [ 35, 36], the Addenbrooke's Cognitive Examination-Revised [ 37] and shorter instruments like the Mini-Addenbrooke's Cognitive Examination (M-ACE) [ 38].

This suggests that the screening, albeit incomplete, was well targeted.

Switzerland currently considers entry screening, albeit not by infrared thermal scanning (4, 5 ).

This resulted in improved living standards, improved education and presumably better awareness of the disease, and in better healthcare including breast screening – albeit opportunistic – in Singapore.