Sentence examples for screening for age from inspiring English sources
When the associations were adjusted for age at screening, for age at first birth, for number of children, for age at menopause, for HT use and for BMI, both current smokers and former smokers had a significantly lower adjusted mean percentage mammographic density compared with never smokers (P = 0.003 and P = 0.006, respectively).
In 2011, Palumbo et al. suggested that appropriate screening for age (>75 years) and vulnerability, in addition to assessment of cardiac, pulmonary, renal, hepatic, and neurological functions, at the start of therapy allows treatment strategies to be individualized and drug doses to be tailored to improve tolerability and optimize efficacy [ 5].
To determine whether screening for age-related macular degeneration (AMD) during a diabetic retinopathy (DR) screening program would be cost effective in Hong Kong.
We addressed this by examining several metabolic pathways by screening for age-associated profiles among 205 annotated metabolites, which we recalled from nontargeted spectral features and confirmed using authentic in-house standards.
The Mendip sample were screened for age and were required to be ≤50 years as this population sub-group represent the lowest users of NHS Direct [ 24, 43, 44].
Participants were screened for age (> 18 years), comprehension, zip codes (to assure geographic specificity of respondents) and knowledge of global climate change.
In general, we used data from Wales for screening from age 20 years and from England for screening from age 25 years.
Both endorsed screening for women ages 50 to 69, and today the panel said the evidence in favor of mammography was strongest for that age group.
However, the new guidelines still do not endorse screening for men ages 70 and older.
The AUA urges "shared decision making" about screening for men aged 55-69 and "individualised" decisions for younger men with a higher risk of cancer.
The benefit of screening for women aged 25-34 is more modest.
