Sentence examples for pad screen from inspiring English sources

Patrolling baddies can be momentarily stopped by putting a finger over them on the Game Pad screen allowing you to scamper past.

This could come in the form of a PIN "pad" (screen) on a handset, or in an updated or separate piece of hardware.

Third, while ABI was measured during PAD screening in this survey, the toe brachial pressure index could be used to establish the diagnosis of PAD in people in whom PAD is clinically suspected, but ABI tests are unreliable because of noncompressible vessels, such as in people with long-standing diabetes or advanced age.

To evaluate the feasibility of implementing a pharmacist-initiated peripheral arterial disease (PAD) screening program in the community setting and to determine the ability of this screening to increase the number of patients identified with PAD.

Furthermore, we assessed the possible utility of involving nurses and clinical staff in PAD screening.

According to the United States Preventive Services Task Force [ 30] there is insufficient evidence to recommend PAD screening and this is based on a lack of randomised control trials of PAD screening versus no screening.

The cutoff values for the highest sensitivity and specificity for PAD screening were between 1.0 and 1.1.

However, there is limited evidence regarding the feasibility of PAD screening and if the requisite core skills and knowledge for such a task already exist within primary care.

The global perspective of PAD screening is far from definitive; it is not universally advocated across international guidelines, and there is no consensus regarding who should be targeted.

PAD screening could be improved by using Osc-ABI measured by clinical staff with the benefit of greater cost-effectiveness but at the risk of lower diagnostic performance in diabetic patients.

PAD screening should be performed in adults over the age of 50 years with risk factors such as high cholesterol, hypertension, diabetes, smoking, obesity, family history of atherosclerosis, PAD or claudication, neuropathic leg pain, or a non-healing wound or infection on an extremity, in addition to anyone over the age of 70 years.