Sentence examples for consideration of screening from inspiring English sources
This finding supports consideration of screening RA patients for RLS and also employing the RLS criteria questionnaire for the screening process [ 5, 15].
Consequently, the relationship between uptake of prenatal diagnosis and live birth rate of Down syndrome may be affected by the extent to which women use prenatal diagnosis with or without consideration of screening results [ 25].
If the 2-fold increased risk of breast cancer in Lynch syndrome compared with the general population (estimated by previous studies [ 63- 65]) is confirmed, then consideration of screening with breast MRI would be indicated for women carrying MMR gene mutations.
Despite their rarity, our findings support consideration of screening for MLH1 constitutional epimutations and promoter sequence changes in individuals with CRC who have a negative germline sequence screen of the MLH1 coding region after loss of expression of MLH1 has been discovered in a tumor.
The consideration of screening strategy has been limited to single strategy, instead of the hybrid strategy with the combination of I-FOBT with colonoscopy or flexible sigmoidoscopy.
Five studies took only the costs of screening into consideration, while eight studies analysed the cost-effectiveness of different screening strategies.
Cost considerations significantly influence the choice of screening protocol as do the logistics of achieving effective coverage and screening performance.
Although, based on existing evidence, current screening guidelines recommend consideration of MRI screening in this high-risk population [ 11], its use remains controversial.
Some ethical considerations have been raised about the potential harm of screening labeling patients with the diagnosis of COPD.
Such considerations can include self-screening and wave-guide effects [17] as well as the presence of screening pigments [18].
Consideration of whether screening should cease beyond the age of 50 years for those with a past negative history needs to take account of both the potential benefits and harms of screening.
