Sentence examples for screening burden from inspiring English sources

In our study, targeted screening of patients with predicted probabilities of MRSA carriage of greater than or equal to 4% would reduce screening burden by about two-thirds compared with universal screening using both the Stepwise and Simple models.

This is consistent with our results showing that incorporating Clinical Queries filters (to identify randomized controlled trials) and Montori's et al. filter (to identify systematic reviews) significantly reduces the citation screening burden [ 17].

Furthermore, this study will give insight into concerns on CT colonography and especially on colonoscopy screening including burden of the procedures, risks and costs.

The findings of this study raise questions for further research especially the extent to which SRH fulfills the criteria for screening for burden of illness in multimorbid states; longitudinal study is needed to confirm the relationship between SRH and multimorbidity with better characterisation of disease severity and psychological vulnerability.

Furthermore, during the 1980s and 1990s the discussion on screening was burdened by the fear of eugenics (van El et al. 2010b).

They move across the giant screen carrying burdens, their boxes, their sick, their dead (a miner dangling from the gallows), even bits, in the form of buildings, of their ramshackle neighborhoods.

But behind that screen, the burdens of life as Bernie Madoff's son - the continuing suspicion from the public, the harsh accusations in numerous lawsuits, and his exile from the world of Wall Street - were steadily becoming unsustainable.

Second, screening places a burden on both patients and staff.

In a future screening program this burden should be reduced to a minimum to ensure a high participation rate.

Our results show that screening of atherosclerotic burden with CACS may identify a high risk subgroup of diabetic patients who have been classified as intermediate risk using FRS.

Although these findings agree with previous studies and suggest that the nanopill would be accepted by the public, developers should take into account the public preference for a high quality and low burden screening test.