On the other hand, the screening method used for scenario B is more appropriate when screening chemicals for potential toxicity.
Due to its technical simplicity and short sampling time, baPWV is more appropriate for screening a large population than previous methods.
The question which of both tests, if any, would be more appropriate for screening is very complex (see, for example, Haug and Brenner, 2005) and far from being answered by the selected data cited by Shastri and Stein.
Thus, our results indicated that scoring the general distress factor is more appropriate for screening community as well as clinical populations [ 23, 26], also in the light of evidence that Anxiety and Depression are usually comorbid and often yield highly correlated assessments [ 40, 41].
For some projects, it is more appropriate to screen a subset of genes rather than to perform a genome-wide screen (Boutros and Ahringer 2008).
A shorter sojourn time may however be more appropriate for screen-detected tumours of stage Duke B or worse [ 31].
Accordingly, because of their relative lower cost compared with imaging, molecular biomarkers may be more appropriate for disease screening and early detection than imaging biomarkers.
Although a lowering of a decision limit from 6 to 5.5 mm may cause slightly higher false positive results, we found that a 5.5 mm upper limit was a more appropriate value for screening for fHCM.
While the majority of PPNs believed that there may be more appropriate times to screen for IPV (i.e., prenatally or in the community), they also believed that screening for IPV was within the scope of their nursing practice.
