Sentence examples for screening based on a from inspiring English sources

Screening based on a personalised risk-profile would add complexity to a screening programme.

Since this tool is considered a pre-screening tool, as opposed to a decision tool, and meant to provide a preliminary eligibility for study coordinators, ASAP does demonstrate functional ability for screening, based on a previous validation studies of the prediction tool, [ 37].

For instance, Stimpson et al. found that the supply of specialists (e.g., gastroenterologists) is positively associated with CRC screening based on a Texas-based self-reported survey, while another study highlighted the importance of both generalists and specialists on CRC screening for the white population only, based on a single state's Medicare claims data.

The new federal transportation security agency is supposed to begin overseeing airport screening, based on a law enacted in November, and will hire the screeners and appoint airport security directors.

Using a broad in silico screening based on a stringent definition of the RVxF motif, in combination with a multistep biochemical validation procedure, we have identified 78 novel mammalian PP1 interactors.

The primers were adapted as a high-throughput single-step screening based on a digoxigenin-labeled DNA probe assay with a detection limit of 4 × 102 CFU from isolate cultures.

These data show that personalised screening with eligibility for screening based on an absolute risk that is dependent on age and polygenic risk and equivalent to the risk threshold for eligibility based on age alone could reduce the number of people eligible for screening while detecting the majority of the cancers identified through a programme based on age alone.

ILs were further screened based on a combination of criteria such as stability, toxicity, and their environmental impacts.

Cells with successfully targeted transgene integration were screened based on a change in the color of the reporter fluorescent protein that they express.

Factors affecting the separation of γ-globulins from porcine plasma using reversed micelles were screened based on a fractional factorial design.

Transgenic lines were screened based on a semi-quantitative estimation of EGFP fluorescence in the brain.