Sentence examples for be an effective screening from inspiring English sources
The MHI-5 has been shown to be an effective screening instrument in large populations for persons with mental health problems, in particular mood and anxiety disorders (e.g., Yamazaki et al. 2005; Cuijpers et al. 2009).
Conclusions: Despite a high negative predictive value, transvaginal ultrasonography may not be an effective screening procedure for detection of endometrial abnormality in untreated postmenopausal women who are without symptoms.
These preliminary results show that the KMSK scale may have both construct validity similar to that of other established self-report measures and the potential to be an effective screening instrument for the assessment of a lifetime diagnosis of alcohol, opiate, or cocaine dependence.
Furthermore, other studies suggest that family history might be an effective screening tool for identifying both diabetes and undiagnosed diabetes (1, 3, 14, 16– 16).
The manual measurement of accuracy of position and motion sense in clinical settings can be an effective screening tool; however, therapists must be properly trained.
Further research is required to identify optimal methods for detecting important reductions in FM if DFM is to be an effective screening tool for adverse pregnancy outcomes.
While the PCL-C instrument has proven to be an effective screen for PTSD, care should be taken to include a complete and accurate accounting of traumatic combat exposures and types in the immediate post deployment window, as well as any prior violence exposures when contemplating a clinical diagnosis of PTSD.
"We hope to determine whether or not this is an effective screening device in finding early-stage cancers, and whether or not there are effective interventions at an early stage," she said.
Prenatal ultrasound is an effective screening tool for porencephaly, haemorrhage and ventriculomegaly.
Colonoscopy is an effective screening modality for the early detection of colonic polyps and cancer, but screening rates are low particularly among minorities and the uninsured.
The goal of this study was to determine whether the visceral slide test is an effective screening method for the prediction of intra-abdominal adhesions.
