Sentence examples for highest level of uptake from inspiring English sources

DCEs allow (1) the value placed on key modifiable attributes of CTC (preparation, sensitivity and specificity, in this case) to be compared and (2) predictions of the probability that participants choose a test, which allows an estimate of which method of delivering CTC would achieve the highest level of uptake if offered for screening.

The highest levels of uptake, by far, were by highly depressed and anxious patients in the personalised group.

Findings confirmed that high level of uptake of precautionary measures was dependent on distance, household composition, income, occupation of the household and social network type.

The left panel shows an animal given the 18F-FDG, illustrating the high level of uptake in the brain, bone marrow, and heart (all sites active in metabolizing glucose), highlighting the improved visualization afforded by the bsMAb pretargeting method.

The study confirmed that high level of uptake of precautionary measures was not dependent on educational level of the household or the dominant construction material of wall of main house but was significantly dependent on distance, household composition, income, occupation of the household and social network type one belonged to.

Policy interventions to increase uptake should consider the central role of the GP in promoting screening examinations and in preserving a high level of uptake.

While the variation in screening attendance found in this study is a concern, the real challenge is ensuring a high level of uptake across all ethnic groups.

In 1, 3, 11, and 30 nmol Lymphoseek injections, a high level of uptake in the sentinel node was observed with limited flow-through to distal lymph nodes.

The high level of uptake prior to MMP7 activation achieved by particles containing higher percentages of FA-SPN is undesirable, as it suggests the potential for nonspecific uptake in nontarget cells lacking the MMP7-rich tumor microenvironment.

A recent survey of their use, presented at Diabetes UK in March 2013, showed very high levels of awareness among diabetes teams across the U.K. and a very high level of uptake and adoption (or adaption) of the guidelines, with the vast majority of teams finding them very valuable or valuable to the care of the patients under their charge.

'Put the kit near the toilet' was associated with the highest level of screening uptake (94 %) compared with all other micro actions.