Sentence examples for more accurate screening from inspiring English sources

Finally, they need to replace labyrinthine personnel systems with swifter, more accurate screening and hiring processes.

Phillips is right: rates of Down's syndrome probably will decrease with the rise of easier, more accurate screening.

Still, efforts should be devoted to developing a more accurate screening procedure, one that would avoid the unnecessary painful and costly biopsies, which also have inherent errors.

The move also goes some way to dealing with the current inequity that most women can only access this more accurate screening method if they have the means to pay for it in the private sector".

We present here first a more accurate screening method based on comparing both the major and minor diameters of the molecule projection, called the "footprint", with the diameters of the channel.

The number of women of that age who screened positive for PTSD has also trebled from 4.2% in 2007 to 12.6% – one in eight – in 2014, although the use of a more accurate screening tool in the new survey helps explain some of that rise.

In the usual pipeline of a drug and agrochemical discovery programs the resulted sets are supplied to more accurate virtual screening methods to increase cost-effectiveness in further experimental steps.

We have shown that it is as accurate as or more accurate than screening criteria derived from current guidelines.

One of the limitations of their study was a retrospective study design with historical controls; these subjects did not undergo either any of the more accurate faecal screening test, for example, IFOBT (immunological FOBT) or a colonoscopy for confirming the results of M2-PK in detecting CRC.

Finally, while the National Population Health Survey and the Canadian Community Health Survey provide excellent self-report data on screening, enhanced data from actual screening providers in addition to those currently reporting from the screening programs would allow us to get more accurate data on screening prevalence and outcomes across the country.

The performance of the new risk score, that was developed in this study, appears to be at least as accurate or even more accurate as a screening test for DM than other sets of screening criteria derived from current guidelines.