Sentence examples for be given to screening from inspiring English sources
Thus, consideration should be given to screening pregnant women not only for mood disorders but for IPV as well (Austin and Lumley 2003; Buist et al. 2002).
However, it was apparent from the qualitative interviews that an equity argument was voiced in favour of general population screening and considerations should be given to screening in remote rural locations.
In the remainder, consideration should be given to screening for rare genetic and acquired disorders of the hypothalamic pituitary thyroid (HPT) axis [e.g. resistance to thyroid hormone (RTH), thyrotropinoma (TSHoma)].
Our attention was given to screening different Streptomyces spp. as hosts for recombinant VanYn secretion in biologically active form.
The potential for serious complications including septic shock, endovascular infection, or meningitis would be a potential concern if using systemic infection as an endpoint [ 46], and consideration should be given to screen participants for potential predisposing conditions, such as aneurysmal arterial disease or valvular heart disease.
Due to the oil rich environments of the substrates, special attention was given to screening of lipolytic enzymes.
Less attention has been given to screening and diagnosing diabetes and prediabetes in acute-care settings such as the emergency department, where blood is routinely drawn to manage acute illness and clinicians are available to interpret the results.
Consideration needs to be given to routine screening around childbirth fear, and application of existing best evidence for promoting normal birth.
Furthermore, the method does not allow direction to be given to the screen.
Tokens in cash and/or kind including rice packs and household items will be given to participants during screening, baseline, intervention and follow-up measurements to encourage and retain participation.
Thus top-priority should be given to experiments aimed at screening for the most sensitive stages of development in order to identify and protect the most vulnerable segment of the human population.
