Sentence examples for screening for exposure from inspiring English sources

By incorporating pathogen natural history and epidemiology into a mathematical model, we compared screening effectiveness for different pathogens, and showed that detection is driven by screening for exposure risk in travellers with recent exposure and by screening for fever in travellers with older infections.

The criteria applied in the second selection step (Figure 1) focussed on physico-chemical properties of the selected substances and preliminary screening for exposure indicating relevant concentrations in aquatic compartments.

For this approach to be more effective as a tool for screening for exposures of concern, models need to be developed that can reasonably predict the transit of mercury vapor from a source "behind closed doors" to other rooms or areas of a building under conditions that simulate occupancy.

The osmolal gap has been used for decades to screen for exposure to toxic alcohols.

In wolves, we also screened for exposure to Neospora caninum, a protozoan parasite whose life cycle includes canids, the definitive hosts where sexual reproduction takes place, and ungulates, the intermediate hosts [20], [21].

We screened for exposure to canine parvovirus (CPV), canine adenovirus type-1 (CAV-1), canine distemper virus (CDV), and canine herpesvirus (CHV), all of which can inflict morbidity and mortality in canids (Table S1) [13] [19].

This evaluation will screen for exposure to nicotine replacement therapy, which would confound the interpretation of the cotinine index.

Post-traumatic stress disorder: The UCLA PTSD Index for Children DSM IV [ 35] was used to screen for exposure to traumatic events and for symptoms of PTSD.

This analysis provides a formal method to screen for exposure disparities in NHANES environmental biomonitoring data across race/ethnicity and income.

Screening for past exposure to TB can also be done by an interferon-gamma release assay (IGRA) such as QuantiFERON-TB Gold (QFT-G).

Thus, screening for stress exposure in patients seeking medical help for one or several symptoms commonly related to stress should be considered as a preventive tool for avoiding long-term sick leave.