Sentence examples for risk of screen from inspiring English sources

That said, two folds could mean a higher risk of screen problems — if the folding mechanism isn't robust enough to handle lots of bending back and forth.

There was no association between the Ala541Thr variant and the risk of screen detected PrCa (OR 1.10; 95% CI 0.48 2.50; P=0.48 2.50

We found that the number of fast-food outlets in a person's neighbourhood was associated with an increased risk of screen-detected type 2 diabetes and obesity.

Unknown effective shear rates pose the risk of screening and producing under unfavorable conditions.

Both finasteride and alpha-blocker use was associated with a decreased risk of screen-detected tumours among screen-positive men.

When comparing crude hazard ratios of interval and screen detected cancers to clinical cancers the risk of interval cancers was of borderline significance (P=0.06; HR 0.58, CI 95%, 0.34 1.02) and the risk of screen-detected cancers was significantly lower (P<0.001; HR 0.41, CI 95%, 0.27 0.62).

At multivariate analysis, women with a ≥ 30 months interval between the latest two screens had an increased risk of screen-detected advanced breast cancer (OR 1.63, 95%CI: 1.07-2.48) and hormone replacement therapy increased the risk of advanced disease among interval cancers (OR 3.04, 95%CI: 1.22-7.53).

A Nigerian study concluded that in comparison with women of other occupational groups, FSWs were at greater risk of screening positive across many forms of psychopathology.

10 We designed this study to compare the effect of evidence based information on risk of screening for colorectal cancer with that of standard information.

One potential risk of screening for depression is that when depression is detected, there are insufficient resources to provide appropriate treatment and follow-up care (US Preventative Services Task Force, 2009).

We therefore assumed that the population at risk for each of these additional sites was the median of the population at risk of screened sites, which is lower than the mean population for screened sites.