Sentence examples for clinicians detection from inspiring English sources

Recent research has provided evidence that in reading rooms equipped with liquid crystal displays (LCDs), a measured increase of ambient lighting may improve clinicians' detection performance.

Despite using this relatively biased sample of clinicians, detection rates were still lower than international standards suggesting that there may be factors aside from clinician skill which contribute to the low detection rates.

The prospective use of clinician detection of rash as a biomarker might require more structured assessment.

The model categorised women in the screening arm into one of 10 outcome scenarios accounting for: detection (by the patient or a clinician), detection at screening, attendance at the two screens, and the time frame of detection (before screen 1, between the screens, or at either screen).

Results from a review have revealed that the routine employment of screening questionnaires for depression alone has minimal impact on clinician's detection, management, and outcome of depression [ 33].

An obvious action would be to advise clinicians that automatic detection should always be activated.

Nevisense is an accurate and safe device to support clinicians in the detection of cutaneous melanoma.

The very low concentration of rigorous studies also limits clinicians' awareness and detection of key articles [ 13].

The excellent metric properties confirmed the cultural adaptation and validity of GAD-7 into Portuguese population, allowing the clinicians an early detection and treatment of these patients.

Routine reporting of estimated glomerular filtration rate (GFR) alongside creatinine has proved to be a useful tool for clinicians in the detection and management of kidney injury.

New biomarker development is fundamental to assist clinicians in BC detection and diagnosis, risk stratification, disease subtyping, prediction of treatment response, and surveillance, allowing a personalized cancer management.