Sentence examples for based on active screening from inspiring English sources
A reduction in MRSA bacteremia was observed when isolation of ICU patients was based on active screening [ 17]. Isolation in single rooms was successful in the ICU [ 17] but not in peripheral wards [ 9].
Control of HAT caused by Trypanosoma brucei gambiense, which caused 97% of all cases reported from 1997 through 2006 (2 ), is based on active screening of the population at risk by mobile teams and treatment of all infected persons, with or without vector control.
In this work, a new hybrid plasma surface engineering process, based on active screen plasma co-alloying, has been developed to simultaneously alloy 316 austenitic stainless steel (316 SS) surfaces with both nitrogen and niobium.
In Finnish acute care hospitals the control of MRSA is based on active culture screening and contact isolation.
The attack rate of methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus MRSA) cross-transmission was monitored based on active surveillance screening.
Based on active site structural differences between LSS and human spermidine synthase (HSS), we screened a large dataset of compounds against modeled protein using Glide virtual screen docking and selected two best inhibitors based on their docking scores (− 10.04 and − 13.11 respectively) with LSS and having least/no binding with the human enzyme.
As we did not include Denmark and Tübingen in the follow-up of women with positive results on cytology or HPV tests, our cumulative incidence rate of CIN3+ is almost entirely based on active follow-up of HPV tests and should reflect the outcome of active HPV based screening strategies.
A light non-greasy formula based on actives extracted from Beech Tree Buds and stabilised using Ultra High Frequencies.
Siri will make recommendations based on activities deemed relevant by the apps themselves, as well, so over-active suggestions shouldn't be common (unless you're way too active in some apps, in which case they added Screen Time for you too).
The World Health Organization currently recommends an approach based on symptom screening, to identify active TB in HIV-infected individuals, in resource-constrained settings.
