Thirdly, because there is only one provider present in this particular type of childcare arrangement, it may prove more challenging to carry out certain tasks, such as meal preparation; consequently, screen-viewing may serve as an ideal 'babysitter' during such instances.
George et al., using a different threshold for positivity (3 rather than 4), showed a higher sensitivity (from 75%to9090%) and, consequently, improved screening characteristics of this tool [ 21].
Several randomised trials have demonstrated that high-risk human papillomavirus (hrHPV) testing shows higher sensitivity for detecting (pre)malignant cervical lesions and consequently improves screening for cervical cancer (Mayrand et al, 2007; Arbyn et al, 2012; Rijkaart et al, 2012a; Ronco et al, 2013).
Predicting the consequences of screening for primary treatment is consequently difficult.
Therefore, any new perspective in aneurysm research may help to increase the understanding of etiological processes and, consequently, may improve screening methods and therapeutic interventions.
There could also be some kind of gender bias, since thyroid diseases are more frequent in women compared to men and, consequently, physicians may screen thyroid function with higher frequency in elderly women than men.
He is an unapologetic pack-a-day smoker; consequently, the screened-in back porch is another frequent haunt.
In developed countries the incidence of EPEC induced diarrhoea has declined, consequently routine screening for EPEC is no longer performed [6].
4 Early detection of DR in individuals with diabetes is critical in preventing visual loss and, consequently, DR screening programmes have been introduced throughout the UK.
