Sentence examples for screening achieved from inspiring English sources

Two decades of school-based immunization coupled with prenatal screening achieved striking reduction in disease burden in the low-endemicity province of Quebec, Canada.

If PSA-based screening achieved this goal, we would anticipate dramatic increases in the number of cases diagnosed with early stage prostate cancer.

The multiple strategies employed at EFHC and the relatively high rate of CRC screening achieved by these interventions means that the "usual care" group in this study is a strong comparator.

When strategies differ in periodicity but not in the age interval of exams, biennial screening achieved almost 80% of the annual screening MR. In contrast to MR, the effect on YLG of extending screening from 69 to 74 years of age was smaller than the effect of extending the screening from 50 to 45 or 40 years.

Based on a comparison of the weekly transfusion rate before screening and the transfusion rate between 28/29 and 53/55 weeks of treatment, 1 patient from each group achieved a ≥50% decrease in transfusions; the remainder of those who were transfusion-dependent at screening achieved a <50% decrease in transfusions (1 patient in the ESA-naïve group and 6 patients in the ESA-treated group).

Sofia Coppola's The Bling Ring, landing in seventh place with £141,000 from 65 screens, achieved a screen average (£2,176) that's a little soft for a film in limited release, especially one garnering such widespread publicity for its real-life story, director and best-known cast element (Emma Watson).

Here, we developed an in vivo, positive, and tunable screen termed PAM-SCANR (PAM screen achieved by NOT-gate repression) to elucidate functional PAMs as well as an interactive visualization scheme termed the PAM wheel to convey individual PAM sequences and their activities.

The screen achieved a high degree of saturation, indicating that the majority of key factors have been detected.

The fact that we identified different subunits of defined complexes and also multiple factors linked to specific pathways indicates that the screen achieved a good degree of saturation.

Several of the targets that we identified were related, either as components of the same multisubunit complexes or defined pathways, suggesting that the screen achieved a high degree of saturation.

We identified no such enzyme; however, it is possible that not all genes in our screen achieved adequate knockdown, particularly for proteins with a longer half-life, or that redundant DUB proteins promote Mcl1 activity in neural cells.