Sentence examples for more specific screening from inspiring English sources

A future study with a larger pre-diabetic sample recruited with more specific screening criteria may be useful to test this hypothesis further.

More specific screening targets, such as DNA or RNA from the most high-risk genotypes, and/or other biomarkers of cancer risk, may be a necessary part of any screening programme.

A second, more specific, screening step using validated instruments such as the AUDIT-C for alcohol misuse [ 55] would improve PCPs' ability to interpret and prioritize screen-positive results.

The observation of pre-diabetics having intermediate values for all taste thresholds and suprathreshold ratings warrants a future investigation with a larger pre-diabetic sample recruited with more specific screening criteria to test this hypothesis further.

Hence, either a more specific screening method (ie, with a lower rate of false-positive results) or a reliable and convenient method for prenatal diagnosis (ie, with a much smaller [or absent] risk of fetal loss) has long been sought.

Those that were positive were followed in stage II (SII) and were interviewed by a team of field personnel trained to administer a more detailed and specific screening tool for epilepsy (Appendix S2) (Placencia et al., 1992).

Dog boarders often have very specific screening methods.

In summary, we think that in addition to the approach of screening for stress tolerance among diverse rice genotypes (including wild relatives), there are many benefits to be gained from developing an approach to root biology based on the integration of our knowledge of the physiology of plant response to stress to define ideotypes that can form the basis of new more specific genetic screens.

We expect that such microscopic hyperspectral studies could allow the design of more specific wide-field screening configurations that would target the key intrinsic spectral signatures of early disease.

For this reason, it now appears that self-sampling, in combination with HPV testing, is considerably more sensitive, and also more specific than cytological screening in middle aged women and older.

By linkage analysis, the authors showed a complete absence of linkage with the usual candidate genes loci implicated in nephrotic syndrome or other glomerulopathies and they advised for more specific genome-wide screening with a denser marker set.