Sentence examples for more aggressive screening from inspiring English sources

But the nature of the work itself is grueling, and the new recruitment plan contains a more aggressive screening process.

More aggressive screening and evaluation — for everyone who deploys — could help reduce the historical phobia about psychiatric care.

The American Cancer Society and the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists recommend a more aggressive screening regimen, suggesting that women receive regular mammograms beginning at age 40.

Besides pitching his idea of arming "gun-adept" teachers, Trump also advocated for more aggressive screening of people for mental illness before allowing them to buy guns — a notion he also stressed at the news conference with Turnbull.

"We risk jeopardizing those gains if we retreat from the fight". Other experts hailed the decline but said it resulted primarily from preventing cancer through lifestyle changes such as quitting smoking and from more aggressive screening, rather than from major advances in treatment.

Carla Winston, a senior epidemiologist with the C.D.C. and the report's lead author, said public health efforts to identify TB outbreaks earlier and interrupt transmission in hard-hit communities might have contributed to the decline, along with demographic shifts and more aggressive screening of would-be immigrants.

An alternative explanation for differences in outcomes for each stage of tumour, between interval and screen-detected groups is that, instead of interval cancer group being more aggressive, screen-detected cancers are more indolent than cancers detected symptomatically pre-screening.

Public health initiatives could target unemployed persons for more aggressive cardiovascular screening and interventions aimed at reducing risk-taking behaviors.

"There are more dermatologists per capita today than there were in the seventies, and they are more aggressive about screening for skin cancer.

"The hyper-responsiveness of non-traumatic injuries to the opt-out choice suggests that more aggressive claim screening by employers or less over-claiming by employees – or some combination of both – could be important parts of the story," Morantz said.

Recently gender differences in mortality have disappeared at UM, perhaps because of more aggressive diabetes screening and treatment (25).