Sentence examples for higher screening rate from inspiring English sources

(2) Those family physicians agreeing to participate in the study may have done so with awareness that their patients (screening process) have a relatively higher screening rate and degree of success with screening.

In the most heavily regulated states (REG1), a 1% increase in managed care penetration was associated with 0.03% increase in county CRC rates, while in the unregulated states the association was about 0.22% higher screening rate.

In addition, those family physicians agreeing to participate in the study may have done so with awareness that their patients have a relatively higher screening rate.

Hispanic women had a higher screening rate than other women except for non-Hispanic American Indian/Alaska Native women, who had the highest screening rate, with an estimated 49.2% (CI, 25.5 72.9%) screened.

Regarding sex, females had a higher screening rate than males, which may be due to the fact that in Korea fewer women have occupations compared to men, and therefore they have more spare time in which to be screened.

Among those who should have been screened for lipid disorders, the screening rate for LDL-cholesterol (55%) was similar to that of triglycerides (56%), but HDL-cholesterol showed a higher screening rate (71%).

Having a partner should be associated with higher screening rates as empirical studies reveal [34, 38].

But even within the same economic stratum, white women have higher screening rates than African-American and Latino women.

M Alternatively, women who are treated by a physician with a one standard deviation higher quality score have roughly 3 percentage points' higher screening rates.

Both having a higher than low education and yielding more points in the verbal fluency test are associated with higher screening rates.

Specifically, our estimates show on average 5.5 percentage points higher screening rates among women who regularly take drugs compared to women who do not take drugs regularly.