Sentence examples for requires further screening from inspiring English sources

A serum test could be used as an initial screen to assess NSCLC risk, and select for a smaller population that requires further screening with spiral CT.

DRAWBACKS Requires further screening, since the vaccine does not protect against all strains of HPV.

The 2D-QSAR methods require lower calculation times which allow them to be used mostly as preliminary filters to reduce the number of compounds that require further screening in later stages of drug development.

Table 6 show the percentage of residents that would require further screening for mental disorders based upon the results of symptoms screening questions from the CCHS for specific mental disorders.

Programmatic influences that may have contributed to the high appointment adherence include interaction with local health promoters, the educational seminar, a novelty effect in that the test was new to the region, and the fact that the program was advertised as potentially allowing women to not require further screening for at least 5 years.

Participation of siblings of CRC patients in the recommended screening requires further efforts to be improved.

The accuracy we have found is comparable to other imaging methods for glaucoma and may be high enough for it to be included in a screening program, in combination with other diagnostic techniques, although the best method for screening and whether screening is feasible requires further studies.

In any event, the comparative effectiveness and cost of various strategies of screening with mSEPT9 requires further evaluation.

As HRMA is a screening method that requires further analysis to identify the type of mutation, we validated the results by PCR product cloning; 30 clones were purified and sequenced.

CT colonography (also known as 'virtual colonoscopy') is a relatively new radiologic procedure that holds promise as a colorectal cancer-screening test, but requires further evaluation.

The potential utility of the sub-scale components identified requires further research to identify a role in contemporary screening practice.