Sentence examples for population screenings from inspiring English sources

However, concerns towards general population screenings regard not only the cost of screening itself, but, more importantly, the risk and the cost of treating false-positive subjects with no other modifiable risk factors.

Further biomarkers are requested for noninvasive population screenings.

As a consequence, large population screenings in HIV-infected individuals will provide a multitude of genetic, clinical, and experimental parameters.

High-risk subjects included in Bangladesh and Georgia programmes were older than in general population screenings and more frequently female.

However, the extensive degree of polymorphism observed in these genes makes it difficult to conduct thorough population screenings.

Therefore, the development of diagnostic blood tests becomes of paramount relevance for the execution of effective population screenings.

The strains Ae106 and Ae87, were previously used for disease screening of the Puget x 90 2079 RIL population [ 45] and the strains RB84 and Ae109 were used in the Baccara × PI180693 and Baccara x 552 RIL populations screenings [ 46].

In addition, the dose and the sensitivity were based on film mammography, although current clinical practice includes digital mammography, which has a lower dose, and digital mammography is more accurate in women under 50 years and in pre-menopausal women (Pisano et al, 2005) However, as in the population screening programme most screenings are captured on a film, we modelled the film mammography.

CFTR mutations G85E and 1078delT were chosen to represent mutations in the original American College of Medical Genetics-recommended population-screening panel of 25 mutations.

Initially, genetic testing was assessed as a population-screening tool (Brown and Kessler, 1995, 1996).

The majority of data on diabetes among American Indian youth come from population-screening studies, such as the Pima Indian study (1).