Sentence examples for implemented for screening from inspiring English sources

Our global tests are implemented for screening SNPs and investigators can continue to use multiplicity adjustment algorithms such as FDR to adjust individual p-values in the final MDR analysis to prevent false discoveries.

In this retrospective study, high-resolution melting analysis (HRMA) was validated and implemented for screening of 164 colorectal cancer (CRC) patients to detect KRAS hot-spot mutations and to evaluate its prognostic value.

5 As a result, other low-cost methods have been implemented for screening, where opportunistic visual inspection with acetic acid (VIA) by trained nurses and doctors is the most common approach.

The Newborn Screening Center of Zhejiang Province is the largest screening center in China, and initially implemented MS/MS for screening 26 treatable metabolic disorders in symptomatic infants in 2008, and expanded this to newborn screening in 2009.

These beliefs are likely to have important implications for the development of targeted professional development interventions, including underlining the need to provide increased support for midwives to implement strategies for screening and brief intervention that mitigate the potential for negative consequences associated with asking about alcohol use.

Many countries have implemented national programmes for screening for sexually transmitted infections (STI).

This raises important questions about how to implement new technologies for screening.

We succeeded to show that ICDS Checklist, used in post cardiac surgery unit, might be successfully validated and implemented for postoperative delirium screening in our patients.

Indirect screening for atrophy, using blood pepsinogen tests, is recommended by the Asian-Pacific guidelines for high-risk populations (Fock et al, 2008), but so far the method has not been implemented for any organised screening programme.

Recently, tomosynthesis-based imaging procedures have been implemented for the purposes of screening for the early detection of breast cancer.

However, the DoH (England) document [ 5] is less prescriptive and suggests that "trusts should consider how local risk assessment can be done and screening implemented for these patient groups".