Sentence examples for and ongoing screening of from inspiring English sources

A thorough pre-treatment and ongoing screening of the psychiatric and cardiovascular status of the patient is considered necessary by the EMA.

Pediatric health workers are uniquely placed to provide early and ongoing screening and identification of a broad range of risks essential for appropriate EI and ensuring the effectiveness of early surveillance practice in high-risk populations.

Through our ongoing screening of novel inhibitors, we found that several selenobenzene compounds have inhibitory effects on LDHA activity.

As part of our ongoing screening of patients with Carpenter syndrome, we identified a further 10 subjects, from 8 independent families, with biallelic mutations in RAB23.

These fluctuations within different periods are partly because of the two population-based NPC screening programs conducted in Sihui County: the first recruited participants from four towns in 1987, 1992 until 1997 [ 12]; the second was an ongoing screening project, of which the first round was conducted in six towns from 2008 to 2009 [ 13].

No reference is made to the clinical guidelines for psychosocial care of patients with cancer as described by the National Comprehensive Cancer Network (NCCN) [ 73] or the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) [ 74], particularly with regard to ongoing screening and follow-up assessment of distressed participants.

Between January 2002 and July 2005, 8,172 women in Victoria were screened with the EPDS at routine postnatal visits to Maternal & Child Health Centres as part of an ongoing screening and treatment program.

These findings are well in line with earlier studies showing that there will be a reduction of advanced tumour stages and increase of more favourable low stage tumours after several years of ongoing screening (McCann et al, 1998).

There could also be a reduction in advanced-stage tumours and an increase of more favourable low-stage tumours after several years of ongoing screening (McCann et al, 1998; Buiatti et al, 2003).

Information on women's time in examination and their out-of-pocket expense for two-way transportation was obtained from experienced investigators involved in previous local projects and informed by inspection of the ongoing screening process.

Our patients were prospectively identified as part of ongoing screening for recruitment to clinical trials within our ICU, and we believe this identification process to be a strength that supports the reliability of our findings.