Sentence examples for link screening from inspiring English sources
The next step in developing an empirically supported approach to minimizing psychosocial risk in children with new-onset diabetes is to link screening to preventive intervention.
Notably, miR146a was also found to be down-regulated in hippocampal neurons after Aß42 treatment in the Schonrock study (Schonrock et al, 2010)—albeit not in the APP mouse model indicating the need to link screening approaches with subsequent mechanistic studies.
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Linking screening and assessment information to offender case plans is a cornerstone of the Risk-Need-Responsivity principle, a feature of evidence-based correctional programming (Andrews et al. 1990).
Pathways linking screening, early detection, treatment, and palliative care were also explored.
After local NHS staff linked screening data to cases and controls, the data were anonymised before being transferred to us for analysis.
Studies linking screening programmes with vaccine immunization registries should be performed to evaluate the HPV vaccine effectiveness on vaccine-related and not-vaccine related types.
All studies linking screening, control and detection of diabetes during pregnancy with stillbirth (or perinatal mortality) were included The studies selected were from both developed and developing countries.
It would seem appropriate to revisit the recommendations of the ADA, IDF and other diabetes organisations to screen for depression, and stress the importance of linking screening to treatment.
After linking screening data and Cancer Registry data (only depseudonymised data), we observed a total of six interval cancer cases within one year after screening, four in age group 40-49, one in age group 50-59 and one in age group 60-69.
Our findings provide, therefore, additional evidence [ 21, 22] on the limitations, in terms of population-based coverage, of mainly linking screening offer with attendance at perinatal care and family planning clinics.
