Sentence examples for change of screening from inspiring English sources

We calculated screening rate per quarter and determined the rate of change of screening prevalence per quarter by cancer type and time period using regression analysis.

These estimates provide a benchmark for future assessment of the impact of changes to screening program recommendations to the costs of cervical screening in Australia.

This integrated evaluation of changes to screening technology, in context of other aspects of screening, seems warranted.

The introduction of Interferon-Gamma Release Assays (IGRAs) as a screening tool for tuberculosis infection changed the concept of screening individuals exposed to active TB and potentially infected [ 8].

What can be predicted is, that if vaccination is introduced the nature of screening will change both in terms of screening methods, with the use of molecular markers and HPV testing rather than cytology and microscopy, and the number of occasions on which women are screened.

We varied uptake in sensitivity analyses and the relative cost-effectiveness of screening changed little; this is because, as well as reducing costs, lower uptake also reduces effectiveness.

Most of the patients surveyed, 111/148 (75%), did not expect to change their timing or frequency of screening mammograms in the future.

Current evidence is uncertain on how the CE of screening for undiagnosed type 2 diabetes would change with the age of those screened.

These techniques included spacial jump cuts, 360-degree pans, hidden cameras, abrupt changes of screen direction and non-professional actors.

Another limitation was the incomplete enforcement of the change in screening policy with some women not following the re-screening recommendations in each period.

We have examined the effect of this change in screening frequency policy.