Sentence examples for more viable screening from inspiring English sources

The importance is that if experience does not affect sensitivity and specificity, then WVT could become a more viable screening tool, especially in resource-limited or equipment-limited situations where a simple, fast test of hearing is needed.

Testing for the human papillomavirus and automated liquid based cytology offer great promise to improve quality, reduce overall cost and make screening more viable generally.

that nifty screen?—to a more viable product.

First: Many studies including (doi: 10.1016/S0140-6736(1461828-6)), of which I have been part of, have recommend exit screening as a logistically more viable option due to potentially infected people being clustered at the "epidemic" source.

With the Hollywood star system in flux and TV in its much-vaunted golden age, small-screen comedy (via standup, in many cases) has never been a more viable platform for potential film headliners.

However, the recent availability of a screening tympanometer with a 1000 Hz probe tone option may now make tympanometry a more viable alternative option as, unlike OAE measurements, it does not require a quiet environment and settled child.

Our findings suggest that screening for particular features of Pso and PsA rather than global measures of systemic inflammation may be a more viable strategy for identifying patients at increased risk for CVD.

"A breakup is looking more viable".

Self-assessment is a more viable option.

Silver, L. L. Viable screening targets related to the bacterial cell wall.

We'll be a much stronger, more viable league".