Sentence examples for more tailored screening from inspiring English sources

"The more we learn about the origins of cancer, both genetic and environmental, the more capable we will be in developing more tailored screening, preventive and therapeutic strategies for high-risk patients in the future".

They say it is possible to rank these "normal" results as low, intermediate, high, and extremely high risk groups, and would mean patients could be offered more tailored screening.

For instance, the maximum scoring function was found beneficial when detecting positive interactions in the GIM dataset (Table 5); however, in more general terms, there seems to be many subtypes of the alleviating interactions, the optimal separation of which may need more tailored screening and classification schemes.

If we can more effectively screen these men, clinicians can potentially offer more tailored screening, staging and treatment pathways.

More complex and tailored screening algorithms will be more difficult to understand, not only for women, but also for clinicians, who are responsible for explaining and implementing strategies.

Bloomberg is reporting that Microsoft is working to update its Windows 7 operating system with features more tailored for the touch screens, size, and battery life of a tablet, and that public testing of a new version of Windows will begin at the end of this year.

Biopsychosocial phenotypes identified through research can be used in clinical practice for more refined screening and more tailored management [66].

The database enabled a more rational approach to the design of tailored screening kits, MemGold and MemGold2 to facilitate crystallization of alpha helical MPs.

However, mammographic density, jointly with other genetic and non-genetic risk factors, can be used to stratify women in the population according to risk for tailored screening (by identifying those who may benefit from more intensive screening as well as those for whom screening may be more harmful than beneficial).

Modelling also permits the evaluation of tailored screening in which women at higher risk within a population are offered more frequent screening, for although we find the distribution of tumour sizes to be rather invariant to incidence in the screened group, the number of cancers found did vary, with implications for cost-effectiveness.

I'd like to see a more tailored version which actually utilises the iPad's full resolution and plays video in full screen without the menu and address bar etc.