She isn't often alarmed by her clients, but this new inability to screen them has frightened her and her colleagues.
Part of the reason might have been the inability to screen all TRAIL receptors at once in breast cancer cells then [ 28].
It is this inability to screen for early FD effects in vivo that led us to consider alternative classes of biomarkers.
Other challenges to a study of this design include the requirement for ethical approval, which may result in the inability to screen residents who cannot give consent, and the need to maintain the anonymity of participating residents and staff.
Collectively, this research suggests that displacement to isolated areas and inability to screen clients or negotiate the terms of sexual transactions directly reduced sex workers' ability to refuse unwanted clients or services (eg, sex without a condom), thereby increasing risks for physical and sexual violence and HIV/STIs.
8, 9 Based on the relative safety of these diagnostic procedures, the inability of screening tests to detect all types of chromosomal abnormalities and in deference to patient preference and autonomy, the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists recommends that all pregnant women, regardless of maternal age, should have the option of invasive diagnostic testing.
A refrain she repeats often is "Knowledge is power", and she is adamant that despite the inability to alter our genetic code, screening for the BRCA gene should be available on the NHS.
The other 26 biomarker-eligible patients did not participate because of clinical deterioration before screening (2 patients), changed personal circumstances before screening (1 patient), or inability to undergo screening before study accrual had closed (23 patients).
Inability to overcome the barriers to screening means a loss of opportunity to intervene and to break the cycle of IPV.
Conversely, screening experiments have been criticized for their inability to reveal the biological basis of their results.
