If this theory proves correct, then it could have profound implications for screening, risk prediction and, ultimately, chemoprevention.
Our study suggests that the way quality measures are specified can have a profound effect on screening utilization.
A well-established genetic marker surely would have a profound influence in screening and prediction of urolithiasis.
We were most interested in the recent trends in colorectal cancer mortality 1989-20111), because the most profound changes in screening and treatment efficiency took place after 1988.
Profound changes in screening and treatment efficiency took place after 1988; therefore, particular attention was paid to the evolution of colorectal cancer mortality in the subsequent period.
For more profound needs touch screen and switches will be needed to access the computer.
Dean ignited the screen, bringing profound insight to his anguished interpretation of a role that mirrored Kazan's tortured relationship with his own father.
For example, in some communities newborns are screened for profound congenital hearing loss, which is now known to be frequently genetic in origin and for which effective intervention is now available (e.g., through cochlear implants).
Combinatorial chemistry and high throughput screening have had a profound effect upon the way in which agrochemical companies conduct their lead discovery research.
This new patient-centred approach has profound implications for risk stratification and tailored screening or surveillance programs and personalized therapies.
