Asymptomatic women included in our study are real asymptomatic cases detected by "quasi-screening" and did not seek care for other reasons.
As for the quasi-measured screens from the TEC data, both the line screen in one-dimension (1-D) and the square screen in two-dimension (2-D) have fine S4 estimations by means of the compensation method.
Eligibility criteria for selecting studies Randomised or quasi-randomised trials of screening programmes for intimate partner violence involving all women aged ≥16 attending a healthcare setting.
Long-term Ben Wheatley collaborator Robin Hill sparks nicely with the taciturn Gordon Kennedy, establishing a quasi-comedic on-screen chemistry that ironically helps underpin the unfolding horror.
Describing his film as "a big-budget, big-screen, quasi-epic … spaghetti western", Tarantino also mentioned he would be keen to make more films in the same vein: "I'd like to do a couple more, dealing with the same issue: but different story, different characters".
Since pentaplex markers are quasi-monomorphic, we compared the screening performance of these two MSI assays for the identification of the two most commonly defective MMR proteins, MLH1 and MSH2 in our collection of CRCs.
This study analyzes the impact of universal MRSA screening using a quasi-experimental design using routinely gathered data.
(iii) The dielectric screening by the quasi-metallic environment could reduce the Kohn anomaly as recently observed for graphene on dielectric substrates.
This study reviews the impact of these interventions to reduce the burden of MRSA bacteremias, specifically, the impact of universal MRSA screening using a quasi-experimental (Interrupted Time Series - ITS) design using routinely gathered data in the context of a comprehensive infection control program.
To our knowledge, this is also the first study to analyze the direct impact of a CRC screening program using a quasi-experimental model.
This prospective study was embedded in a CRC screening program and utilized a quasi-experimental design.
