Sentence examples for aware of the screening from inspiring English sources

Being aware of the screening rules can help you save a lot of time.

The serious complications of DM make it essential for physicians to be aware of the screening guidelines, allowing for earlier patient diagnosis and treatment.

According to other studies, the awareness was lower among minority groups, and also in our study the Russian-speaking respondents were less aware of the screening, although invitations and information sheets are bilingual.

Notably, a higher percentage of women in the first group than in the second one became aware of the screening program through the mass media campaign and got the Pap-test in response to it (11.9% versus 0.9%).

Although not carried out in an integrated setting, a study in Norway revealed that most of the women who were screened opportunistically were less likely to be aware of the screening schedule and had little knowledge about the disease and related services, compared to those screened regularly [ 23].

Moreover, the operating system and the platform libraries are aware of the screen saver, the UE orientation, timers, touchscreen events, battery state, and other device parameters which help to determine the latency requirements of the network transmissions.

More patients with a family history of breast cancer than those without (35% vs. 18%) reported being very aware of the revised screening guidelines (p <.05).

Only two thirds were aware of the bowel screening programme which was introduced in 2006, but which has only recently completed national roll out.

None of the physicians were aware of the current screening methods to accurately gage alcohol use in pregnant and childbearing women The Centre for Addiction and Mental Health CAMH) in Toronto reports that approximately 80% of Canadian women currently consume alcohol, up from 67% in 1986.

Some workers interviewed after they got off were only vaguely aware of the new screens.

The media launch of the new leaflet for breast cancer screening last year was marred by a spokesperson from the Breast Cancer Campaign telling women they should be aware of the hazards of screening but should "attend screening appointments when invited".