Sentence examples for one lifetime screening from inspiring English sources

Eight strategies were analyzed using the Markov model: one lifetime screening at age 35 years; two lifetime screenings at ages 35 and 40 years; three lifetime screenings at ages 35, 40, and 45 years; vaccination of girls at age 12 years; vaccination and one lifetime screening; vaccination and two lifetime screenings; vaccination and three lifetime screenings; and no prevention.

As a result, only four prevention strategies were included: no prevention; one lifetime screening; vaccination alone; and vaccination plus one lifetime screening.

At maximum constraint values of a budget of $1.00 per woman and coverage of 95% for vaccination and 20% for one lifetime screening, the optimal strategy would be 39% with vaccination alone, 20% with one lifetime screening, 0% with vaccination and one lifetime screening, and 41% with no prevention strategy.

The current evaluation suggests that a combination of 2-dose vaccination with or without one lifetime screening is expected to lead to an important reduction in CC.

One lifetime screening is less effective than vaccination at reducing incident CC cases (12.15 per 100,000 women per year with one lifetime screening, and 6.01 per 100,000 women per year with vaccination), but more effective than no prevention (17.45 CC cases per 100,000 women per year).

With a 2-dose vaccination schedule, as presented in Figure  3, the optimal mix of prevention strategies at the $1 per woman budget constraint would be 71% with vaccination alone, 0% with one lifetime screening, 0% with vaccination plus one lifetime screening, and 29% with no prevention strategy.

In mobile screening strategies involving one or twice lifetime screening, it was assumed that women would perform self-sampling, and that specimen analyses would occur in a community or village clinic.

But that hasn't kept me from digging into a boxed set of Natalie Wood movies a friend sent me, knowing that she is my one and only lifetime screen love.

Participants with more than one lifetime sexual partners were found to be 2 times more likely to utilize cervical cancer screening services compared to those with one lifetime sexual partner (age-adjusted OR 2.17, 95%% CI 1.04 4.54, P value 0.038).

Actually more than one lifetime.

Not bad for one lifetime.