Sentence examples for early detection results from inspiring English sources
Tracking systems are, therefore, needed to ensure that early detection results in early intervention without unnecessary delays.
Further research is needed to determine whether an early detection results in a measurable increase in quality-adjusted life expectancy.
It is known that early detection results in improved survival, and consequently there is a need for improved diagnostic tools in CRC.
Insufficient biomarker(s) and the lack of an effective screening strategy for early detection result in >80% of patients presenting with advanced disease at the time of diagnosis.
In the multicenter ECOST trial, clinical reactions enabled by early detection resulted in a large reduction in the number of actually delivered shocks (−72%), the number of charged shocks (−76%), the rate of inappropriate shocks (−52%), and at the same time exerting a favourable impact on battery longevity.
Earlier detection results in better outcomes: our model estimates an absolute cost savings of several billion dollars for a detection on the eighth day rather than the ninth.
It remains unclear whether the high rates of low-grade disease among affluent men are due to greater use of PSA testing, and if so, whether earlier detection results in better outcomes or overdiagnosis.
Previous studies are retrospective, leading to problems with lead-time (earlier detection results in a longer follow-up until event, even if the disease progression is the same) and length-time bias (slower growing tumours will be more easily detected, since they are detectable over a longer time period).
Improvement in early detection also results in diagnosing smaller tumours facilitating the use of minimally invasive surgical techniques and thus reducing the mortality and morbidity associated with treating cancer.
1984 The ACS created the industry-funded October National Breast Cancer Awareness Month to falsely assure women that "early (mammography) detection results in a cure nearly 100percentt of the time".
Further studies with larger numbers of cases are needed to address this issue; however, our data support the concept that early case detection results in lower rates of transmission in homeless populations.
