Sentence examples for consequences of the screening from inspiring English sources

They also emphasized that more explicit information about the consequences of the screening should be given before the test.

There were several flaws in the design of this study which resulted in an underestimation of the negative consequences of the screening process.

In the case of the flat Si substrates, the measured relatively higher TF value (which compares well with literature data (Futaba et al. [16]; Sato et al. [32]; Wu et al. [33]) as shown in Figure 4) is mainly a consequence of the screening effects between the CNTs (Nilsson et al. [34]).

The widespread use of antibiotics as a consequence of the screening programs is reason for concern.

None of the deaths reported were a direct consequence of the screening process.

In 2006 a total of 1899 women (3.5%) had a risk of 1 300 or more and 1704 (89.7%) underwent diagnostic testing as a consequence of the screening result.

Treatment improvements mostly contributed to mortality reduction because a favourable trend appeared before the introduction of the screening program; further improvements are expected as a consequence of the screening introduction [ 24].

It cannot be excluded that the attitude of the GP may have been affected and even ultimately changed as a consequence of the screening round, which could lead to information bias.

This is in contrast to all other categories of disorders where the rates of clinician assigned DAWBA diagnoses are the lowest ones as expected, as a consequence of the screening cut-offs set at approximately 80%and90%0% respectively, chosen to ensure inclusion of most cases in a population with a prevalence of psychiatric disorders of 7-87-8%

This is a consequence of the screen design that uses a reporter constitutively expressing Renilla luciferase (RL) as a proxy for cell number.

A number of consequences of the nonlocal screening theory are reviewed both for homogeneous and interfacial systems.