Sentence examples for screening and improving from inspiring English sources

Rapid detection of IRAB for surveillance culture using mass spectrometry must be a useful method for screening and improving infection control strategies aimed at limiting the spread of IRAB and shortening the period of isolation.

Our results suggest that in China and other developing countries with similar socioeconomic conditions, breast cancer control programs should focus on ensuring adequate access to screening and improving breast cancer awareness and education.

At this time, it is unclear if normalization of any of these markers would alter the subsequent growth of children; however, if this can be shown in intervention studies, the ability to rapidly assess patient response to interventions could be a useful tool in screening and improving programs to reduce the burden of disease resulting from chronic undernutrition.

Taking into account a wide variation in the treatment pattern and its impact on comorbid depression, hospital administrators should focus on patient centered pharmacotherapy, timely screening and improving patients' health status.

First, routine screening for hypertension as well as improving other risk factor management – including smoking cessation, diabetes screening, and improving physical activity levels – may lessen the burden of stroke [ 11].

If successful, the program may represent an effective method of raising levels of participation in colorectal-cancer screening and improving earlier-stage detection of colorectal-cancer among patients least likely to be screened.

A hypermutating B cell line DT40 is useful for screening antibodies and improving affinity of the selected antibodies in vitro.

(FGD2) Respondents emphasized the need for simple diagnostic tools and guidelines for screening children and improving TB case detection.

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.