Sentence examples for more useful screening from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, this study shows that the HSEM used provides more useful screening data than the conventional cell culture model on the relative toxicities of NPs.

However, given what is known of the causes of renal diseases in the populations of Southern Africa, it is perhaps surprising that proteinuria in particular is not a more useful screening test.

Numerous studies have validated the cognitive screening ability between the MoCA and MMSE, showing that the MoCA is a more useful screening instrument than the MMSE for detecting dementia [ 19– 24].

Newer technologies such as spiral computed tomography (CT) have been shown to identify early lung cancer lesions [ 9] and may prove to be a more useful screening modality than chest x-rays.

This finding suggests the renal component of critical illness develops outside the ICU in most patients and that oliguria might be a more useful screening test in the pre-ICU environment.

Other indicators to suggest sepsis are more useful sepsis screening tool.

Thus, this approach may be more useful for screening analyses or generation of large recombinant virus libraries in different poxviruses, including ECTV.

We used the 3rd version of the Beers criteria [ 8] to identify prescription of potentially inappropriate medication, which are more useful for screening prescriptions that include potentially inappropriate medication than others.

A systematic review and meta-analysis confirmed that WHtR was proved to be a superior tool for discriminating obesity-related cardiometabolic risks compared with BMI [ 12], and that WHtR might be a more useful clinical screening tool than WC, with a weighted mean boundary value of 0.5 [ 20].

Due to the high incidence of microalbuminuria in clinically healthy dogs and the association of this condition with various systemic disorders, the microalbuminuria test may be more useful to screen for subclinical disorders than to detect specific diseases.

Both hSHA and hLHA exhibited binding abilities; however, hLHA-displaying yeasts would be more useful in inhibitor screening assays since it is more likely that inhibitors would bind not only to the binding site but also to the stem region.