Sentence examples for more intensive screening from inspiring English sources

Women who discover they carry harmful BRCA mutations can opt for preventative surgery to remove their breasts, or have more intensive screening for tumours.

A French plan to screen 20,000 cows a week for the disease, in conformance with a European Union directive for more intensive screening, led slaughterhouse owners and meat shippers to block traffic in several French cities this week in protest.

From the second stage, only subjects who show interests and appear to be good candidates are approached for actual onsite screening or more intensive screening.

Using a cost-effectiveness threshold of €50 000 per QALY gained yields a more intensive screening programme, with seven screening rounds.

This would negatively affect the cost-effectiveness of more intensive screening strategies relative to two-sample testing and might alter our conclusions.

Induced or spontaneous abortions might have introduced selection bias if the drug reduces the survival of a fetus or if exposed women undergo more intensive screening.

To make a wider pipeline less overwhelming, firms could perform more intensive screens on grades, which for elite students are currently used only as a basic threshold in determining interview slots.

Another issue is how long such patients need intensive screening to continue: in the UK, they revert at age 50 to the national 3-yearly screening programme, but their high continuing risk suggests more-intensive screening may be needed [71].

We recorded an equal number of referrals for colposcopy at the index screen in the HPV (1.2%) and conventional (1.1%) arms, but significantly more women were recommended for intensive screening after primary HPV DNA testing (6.7%) than after primary cytology (5.7%; table 1).

As a result, we may perform more pre-screening in exchange for less intensive screening.

"Rather, these men should undergo more intensive PSA screening to enable earlier identification of cancer and potential cure while still possible".