Sentence examples for practicable screening from inspiring English sources

To study them, accurate, practicable screening tests are required.

Widespread adoption of a practicable screening test could potentially decrease disease incidence and improve patient survival, as has been accomplished in developed nations (Baldwin et al, 2003).

A clinically practicable screening tool (DIRECT-DETECT) was used to identify at-risk participants from existing cohort studies, who were then recruited into this new prospective cohort study (Study 1).

That fact that host resistance proteins often recognize the presence of pathogen effectors has made it practicable to screen late blight resistant Solanum species for recognition of putative P. infestans effectors [14].

However, with the fast-paced increase of nucleic acid sequences during the last decade it became practicable to screen in silico for microsatellites in sequence databases for a growing number of organisms.

Urine testing is not practicable for the roadside screening of a potential drug driver for detecting recent drug use.

The narrative information material was designed to be a practicable addition to a large national screening programme and was therefore presented in a tri-fold, A4 leaflet (see Additional file 1).

A decision seems to have been made to watch her closely, letting her face fill the screen as often as practicable, and it pays off in spades.

Practicable means easily put into practice and does not mean practical.

The Aviation and Transportation Security Act requires that all checked baggage be screened for explosives "as soon as practicable but not later than the 60th day following the date of enactment".

Practicable recruitment and training of providers, embedding population-based screening in pre-visit surveys, and keeping the delivery of the primary care intervention components consistent with the tempo and competing priorities of practice are three key features that contributed to the study's success and relevance to the USPSTF.