Sentence examples for be distinguished from screening from inspiring English sources
Case finding is to be distinguished from screening, both conceptually and operationally: '… screening is the application of a diagnostic test or clinical assessment in order to optimally rule-out those without the disorder with minimal false negatives (missed cases).
Diagnostic mammography is distinguished from screening mammography in that more views are taken, usually at different magnification levels and with varying compression techniques, and often includes online review of the images and physical examination.
Historically and ethically, prenatal screening for fetal abnormalities such as Down syndrome is to be distinguished from prenatal screening for conditions relevant to a healthy outcome of the pregnancy for mother and child.
Myers and colleagues have demonstrated that groups of people at a specific stage of thinking about colorectal cancer screening can be distinguished from people at a higher level in terms of their responses to the variables included in the PHM [ 22].
Screening (in asymptomatic women) should be distinguished from diagnosis (in symptomatic women).
RGS9/ R9AP-associated retinopathy can be distinguished from oligocone trichromacy on the basis of molecular screening and distinct electrophysiologic findings following extended assessment.
