The phrase "at a subsequent screen" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a later stage or step in a process, particularly in contexts involving software or user interfaces.
Example: "After you complete the registration, you will see additional options at a subsequent screen."
Alternatives: "on a later screen" or "in a following screen".
More than half of advanced breast cancers detected at a subsequent screen were not visible at previous screening mammography.
More than half of the men with one FP result had another one at a subsequent screen.
Two experienced screening radiologists (LD, FJ) reviewed the two most recent screening mammograms of all women with advanced screen detected breast cancers at a subsequent screen.
Not calculated because all 4 patients with unknown histology had advanced breast cancer Of the 570 advanced screen-detected cancers, 106 (18.6%) had been detected at the initial screen and 464 (81.6%) at a subsequent screen.
The expected rate of detection of cancers at a subsequent screen will be The expected absolute rate of cancers arising in the interval between two screens will be We take our estimates of S and M (and therefore λ) from Chien and Chen (2008), who estimated these quantities from a synthesis of published results from studies of lung cancer screening.
We performed survival analysis, defining the time to event as the time from the second screening to the development of STDR at a subsequent screening episode; hence this was interval-censored.
Because part of the women aged 50 54 years reached the lower age limit for screening and had a prevalence screening, their incidence was higher than that of women aged 55 59 years, of whom the majority was invited for a subsequent screening round at this time.
Mean volumetric breast density decreased from 6.43% at the initial screen to 5.76% at the subsequent screen, a mean decrease of 0.25% (percentage points) per year (P < 0.001).
Among participants who had mild nonproliferative retinopathy detected at their first-ever screen, 21.6% has STDR detected at a second or later screen in 2008, and 9.2% of participants who had no retinopathy detected at their first-ever screen had STDR detected at a second or subsequent screen (Table 1).
One was recalled early and the diagnosis was made at the subsequent screen 1 year later.
