Sentence examples for in either screening from inspiring English sources

This comprehensive review compiles published data from 62 original articles comparing different HPV tests and one meta-analysis on the clinical performance of the Aptima HR HPV (AHPV) assay in either screening or referral populations as well as for the purpose of test of cure.

This indicates that not participating in either screening is rare.

Samples that had tested positive in either screening assay were then examined in a neutralization assay.

If you put two PC's or laptops side by side, you can drag your cursor from one screen to the next or type in either screen from one keyboard.

In two patients no mutation was identified in the APC either screening for small insertions, deletions or point mutations or for large genomic rearrangements.

Guidelines issued in 1996 recommended either screening pregnant women for GBS colonization by means of prenatal cultures (screening approach) or assessing obstetric risk factors intrapartum (risk-based approach) to identify candidates for intrapartum antibiotic prophylaxis.

Another 1,263 potential participants (25.3%) refused to participate in either the screening or enrollment processes.

Most breast cancers are detected with mammography in either a screening situation or by the discovery of a palpable breast mass.

Inclusion criteria for the meta-analysis were English language reports of studies comparing the sensitivity and specificity of PCR (i.e., MY/PGMY 09/11 or GP5+/6+ or Amplicor) and HCII using either cytologic or histologic results as the gold standard for testing comparison (i.e., Bethesda classification system) in either a screening or follow-up/diagnostic setting.

The BUL1 paralog BUL2 did not affect extracellular ATP in either our screen or subsequent retests (Table S1 and Table S2).

The OR of developing CVD or diabetes over the 11 years was 2.5 for those who had screening with no health dialogue, and 3.0 for those who had not participated in either the original screening or the dialogue, as compared with the dialogue group.