Sentence examples for more expensive screening from inspiring English sources

The findings of this CEA indicate that the Pap is less accurate and effective, in addition to being a more expensive screening option.

The rationale is that if we can use the primitive information to predict a more expensive screening outcome that can depend on many eligibility criteria, then we should be able to reduce the number of intensive screenings.

Only those seedlings passing this filter are subjected to the much more expensive screen with the several thousand genetic markers required to enable application of GWS.

CRC screening by endoscopy is the more expensive, controversial screening modality so this finding is not surprising.

0.956 0.206 0.951 0.216 Ban on Financial Incentives (1 = yes, 0 = no) in 2004 Not allowing insurers to reward physicians financially for substitution of lower cost care could result in use of more expensive cancer screening tests (e.g., colonoscopy vs sigmoidoscopy or FOBT), more accurate surveillance and better quality care.

With additional work-up due to screening, every screening intervention was more expensive than no screening.

Counties that can afford more expensive touch-screen technology can opt for that system.

The counties that can afford more expensive touch-screen technology can opt for it.

Now, more expensive L.C.D. screens can almost replicate the experience of playing on a big, bulky tube.

Under a bill approved yesterday by the Florida House and Senate, the infamous Votomatic punch-card voting system will be banned as of the 2002 election and replaced by modern optical scanning systems or more expensive touch-screen technology.

By allowing counties that can afford more expensive touch-screen technology to choose that system over less reliable optical scanners, the measure raises questions of equal protection under the Supreme Court's decision in Bush v. Gore that cited disparities in counting methods.