This may also reflect a greater commitment to screening in some clinics.
In addition, commitment to screening can, and probably does, vary with individual risk factors, so those who do not attend are not a suitable control group either.
Some women expressed a commitment to screening that was unaffected by learning about the possibility of overdiagnosis, while others wanted to take this information into account and give further thought to their screening choices.
GPs have reported varying levels of commitment to chlamydia screening, and a lack of willingness to screen opportunistically [ 8].
"Google will eventually want to drive deeper developer commitment to its platform screens, including phones, tablets, and TV.
Danny Cohen, the newly appointed controller of BBC1, today spelled out the channel's commitment to older on-screen talent, as his predecessor faced accusations of age and sex discrimination at an employment tribunal.
But in 2007 (when he was nearly 50), Viggo Mortensen showed not just one of the great bodies in modern film, but naked commitment to one of the screen's most uncompromising fight scenes.
The series will help the BBC fulfil a commitment to improving diversity on screen after Tony Hall, Director General, told MPs last year that the corporation was not doing enough to cater for black audiences.
Bruce said she did not feel any more secure in her role following current BBC director general Tony Hall's commitment to putting more women on screen.
Spare a thought for the signing expert who was translating Channel 4 chief creative officer Jay Hunt's speech into sign language at an event on Tuesday night to reaffirm the broadcaster's commitment to putting disabled people on screen.
