Sentence examples for screening and improve from inspiring English sources

So we've set up an office to promote interaction [between biology and the physical sciences], and I'm working now on all sorts of clever devices things that would speed up drug screening and improve diagnostics.

This novel auxiliary diagnostic mode may be established to enhance the sensitivity and specificity of classic HCC screening and improve the diagnosis rates of HCC [ 28].

In this context our study can contribute to the implementation of BT in screening and improve our understanding of perception of 3D image volumes.

The goals of these clinics are to minimize the occurrence and influence of late effects and to improve survivors' quality of life (QoL) by: informing survivors about long-term risks, advice preventive measures, suggest screening and improve aftercare by providing rehabilitation programmes [ 3].

Reducing this scatter, e.g., by an improved cloud screening and improved atmospheric correction, will be necessary for the development of a reliable correction scheme.

Our results indicate a need for improved coverage of the screening and improved adherence to treatment guidelines.

The reasons for the improvement are multifactorial, with major contributions made by the advent of screening and improved systemic therapies such as anti-oestrogens, chemotherapy and trastuzumab.

The prediction assumes colon cancer screening and improved chemotherapy treatment will become more and more common, and colon cancer contributors like smoking and red meat consumption will decline.

Our recommendation is based on maximizing proven benefits, which include a substantial reduction in breast cancer mortality afforded by regular screening and improved treatment options for those diagnosed with breast cancer.

In comparison with classical set-ups, microfluidic devices exhibit higher heat transfer capability and small volumes, resulting in an easy control of temperature, fast conditions screening and improved operation safety.

The decreases in mortality from female breast cancer since 1989 and from colorectal cancer since the 1980s largely reflect a combination of earlier diagnosis through screening and improved treatment [17], [19], [27].