Sentence examples for more effective screening from inspiring English sources

Although the magnitudes of the reduction in the incidence of advanced disease and mortality from breast cancer are coherent and consistent with a more effective screening programme in Wigan, the magnitude of the effect is greater than that which would have been predicted from the results of trials in which comparisons are made with a control group that is not invited for screening.

Moreover, he says, there is now also a far more effective screening process in place.

"I think that's the more effective screening process at the moment, but these things evolve," he told the ABC.

And while an owner may be able to accomplish that by telephone, there are more effective screening techniques.

The UK will advise on more effective screening at airports in the region, with the aim of improving the tracking of potential terrorists.

That would mean more effective screening (which is planned already), and also a willingness by those without the symptoms to be treated.

Evidence indicates that primitive peoples plastered their reed or sapling shelters with mud, thus developing more durable structures and more effective screens against vermin and inclement weather.

Second, the transition from FSM to FFDM resulted in the detection of a larger proportion of high-risk tumors, which may indicate that FFDM is a more effective screening-modality than FSM.

Population mammographic screening might be more effective if screening strategies were tailored according to mammographic breast density [ 1, 2].

Recent evaluations have shown that service screening may be even more effective than screening in population-based trials (Duffy et al, 2002; Paci et al, 2002; Gorini et al, 2004).

The authors concluded that screening that includes a structured, motivational health dialogue is more effective than screening without this dialogue.