Sentence examples for be preferred to screening from inspiring English sources
The results indicated that screening with FIT (possibly preceded by FS) was to be preferred to screening with either gFOBT, FS or a combination of the two.
To clarify the suspicion on the scattered and wide-ranging experimental results of the thermal conductivity obtained by different groups, it is preferred to screen the measurement technique and procedure to guarantee the accuracy of the obtained results.
We aimed to show under which realistic circumstances HPV screening is to be preferred to cytology screening from a cost effectiveness point of view.
We carried out an extensive simulation study, using a Dutch model, to investigate under which realistic European conditions HPV testing is to be preferred to cytology screening as a primary test for the detection of cervical cancer.
Direct digital mammography should be preferred to film-screen or phosphor plates.
We conclude that validated ELISA tests for the detection of AI antibodies in ostrich sera can be considered suitable tests for screening purposes and should be preferred to AGID.
Given that HPV screening has a higher positive rate than cytology, our conclusion that primary HPV screening is preferred to cytology screening is sensitive to the loss of utility associated with a triage episode (until referral to screening or colposcopy) after a positive HPV test result.
This may account for the tiredness people complain about after long stints of staring at a computer screen, and why passive E-Ink screens used on Kindle e-readers are preferred to conventional screens.
The latter was preferred to identifying PSA screening as a targeted priority issue (unanimous).
In 14.3% of all 21694 choice tasks no screening was preferred to one of the three screening alternatives.
This screening instrument was preferred to more specific instruments: firstly, it is easily applied in surveys of this type; secondly – and more importantly – it detects the subjective manifestations of anxiety and depression rather than somatic symptoms of distress [25], which, confoundingly, might include headache.
