Sentence examples for plans for screening from inspiring English sources
One passer-by, learning of Flicks' plans for screening nights, suggests they show Abel Gance's six-hour Napoleon, offering that he knows a bloke who owns two reels of it.
A Wilcoxon signed-rank test was used to compare a woman's plans for screening mammography before and after using the decision aid.
Participants in the control group, however, reported more prior screening, more discussions about prostate cancer screening in the last 12 months, and more plans for screening in the next 12 months.
Screening rates by chart review at 9 months showed similar results (unadjusted absolute difference −22%; 95% CI −38 to −7%; fully adjusted RR 0.79, 95% CI 0.50 to 0.97) with rates remaining appreciably lower in both groups than men's stated plans for screening.
His comments came amid conflicting signals from Whitehall, with the Department of Health insisting it had no plans for screening, while Defence Secretary Michael Fallon said the existing Government policy was in line with World Health Organisation (WHO) advice.
All participants completed a previsit questionnaire immediately preceding the visit, providing information on educational status, Gail model risk factors, and current plans for screening or risk reduction.
To the Editor: In "Plan for Screening at Airports Is Dropped" (July 25), Matthew L. Wald details the derailment of the Transportation Security Administration's plan for "data mining" of passengers.
Our findings suggest a plan for screening women who are prone to depression after infertility treatment.
In terms of future intentions to screen, those without strong family networks should be encouraged to identify other important social network members, who could be incorporated into planning for screening reminders, transportation and assistance, or reinforcement.
The company also has plans for screens in taxis and on cash registers, and for tiny ones on the side of beer pumps to promote each drink.Will Viewrinals catch on?
While planning for screening procedures, it is also important to consider subsequent costs to reduce transmission, such as isolation or cohorting of colonised patients.
