Sentence examples for conservative screening from inspiring English sources

In the past, the conservative screening group has narrowed the field to around four.

This guidance calls for the use of conservative screening assumptions.

This exposure assessment will typically use a conservative screening approach that requires minimal information on the exposure.

The framework is based on a series of four tiers that begins with simple and conservative screening assumptions and moves to higher tiers as necessary (Figure 1).

A conservative screening level approach was used to evaluate the potential risk to sensitive aquatic species from maize-expressed Cry1A(b) protein occurring in a representative agroecosystem.

The ACI is considered "as a conservative screening tool for identifying materials that may cause the reference level (i.e. 1 mSv/y) laid down in article 75(1) to be exceeded".

Based on the effect size of the double-blind control analysis we set a conservative screen cut-off of ± 4 SDs (∼30% change in TNFα) to determine candidate immunoregulatory kinases.

Results: Under conservative assumptions, screening for MCAD alone yields an incremental cost-effectiveness ratio of $41,862/QALY.

During Colbert's time on Comedy Central, the comedian racked up a fervent fan following for his more satirical, conservative on-screen persona.

The total number of years of treatment per 1000 screened patients was 2,611 reflecting the conservative assumption that screening is performed once at age 70 as well as the application of conservative persistence assumptions.

The cancer society, Dr. Brawley said, has been conservative in its screening recommendations, which vary by cancer type and age.