Sentence examples for in overall screening from inspiring English sources

A significant increase in overall screening since 1996 was demonstrated (P =.014).

A ceiling effect for CRC screening may have been a factor in no change in overall screening rates.

Multiple strategies and messages targeting specific demographic groups as well as healthcare provider factors are needed if increases in overall screening participation are to be achieved.

We do not feel that the latter is a major limitation because the objectives of this study were not to investigate reasons for screening or type of test used; we were interested in overall screening rates and to identify the screening patterns in immigrant populations and by ethnicity.

It is notable that the observed pattern of LBC uptake with age, which peaks in women in their thirties and forties, to an extent mirrors patterns in overall screening participation which peaks in women in their thirties, forties and fifties [ 9, 13].

Despite a political drive to intensify and expand the hospital-based newborn hearing screening, diagnosis, and intervention services [ 14], there has been disparity in the overall screening rates for hearing loss in newborn babies in urban (95.4%) or rural (84.1%) areas of Beijing, and likely other cities, over the last decade [ 15].

In addition, overall screening efficiency declined, with the rate of over-screened, low-risk women (those who report screens "once or more a year") up from 56.0% in 2003, pre-initiation of the CSP, to 62.8% in 2010 [ 3, 14].

We included respondents who reported being up-to-date with more than one test as being up-to-date in the overall screening outcome, but did not include them in the separate analysis of fecal occult blood testing (FOBT) and endoscopy screening.

Breast MRI screening was also included but only occurred late in the overall screening series.

Thermal scanning complemented other measures in the overall screening process by helping to triage the large volume of passengers who transit airports.

In Canada overall, screening rates increased significantly from 47% at age 49, to 57% and 66% at ages 50 and 51, respectively.