Sentence examples for management of screen from inspiring English sources

A technology-run world, while allowing young people access to invaluable resources and learning opportunities, also brings forth parenting challenges that include profitable participation in digital literacy/curriculum, management of screen time, protection from cyber crimes such as cyberbullying, filtering age-appropriate content, and more.

Parker, et al estimated that the 15-year CaP specific mortality for conservative management of screen detected CaP was 0%2%% if the Gleason score were <7.

Although not specifically dedicated to the management of screening libraries, it contains a set of chemoinformatics and data-mining facilities that make it usable for analysing collections of compounds.

We review the impact of adopting this approach for the management of screen-detected B3 papillary lesions without atypia.

The adherence of organised screening in Poland to EuG for cytology laboratories, histopathology, management of screen-positive women is presented in Table  2.

Nevertheless, two studies report wide variation between clinicians in the subsequent management of screen-detected breast cancers (Chouillet et al, 1994; Moritz et al, 1997).

The case for curative treatment, rather than conservative management, of screen-detected localised prostate cancer is strongest in men with high-grade disease.

Surgeons' specialisation in management of screen-detected breast cancers was associated with longer survival, but this effect appeared to decrease over time.

Medical procedures in opportunistic screening and management of screen-positive women are reimbursed by the NHF within ambulatory and hospital gynaecological care outside the screening programme but results are not recorded in SIMP.

Central estimates of 15-year prostate cancer mortality for conservative management of screen-detected prostate cancer ranged from 0to2%2% for Gleason scores <7, 9 to 31% for Gleason score 7 and 28 72% for Gleason scores >7.

Over the short and medium term, screening for cervical cancer precursors and management of screen-detected lesions will remain the most effective tool for cervical cancer prevention in Europe.