Sentence examples for screening framework from inspiring English sources

This contribution presents the modeling and validation results of a CO2 capture pilot absorber operated with monoethanolamine (MEA), as the first step of the in-silico solvent screening framework.

Herein, starting with a brief review of the development of the catalyst screening framework, we use a two-step kinetic model to refine and clarify the origin of the volcano curve with a full analytical analysis by integrating the surface kinetics and the results of first-principles calculations.

County of residence, age group, occupational status, mammographic surveillance, gynaecological prevention consultations and the diagnosis mammography, whether within a screening framework or not, were independent prognostic factors of survival.

Among the 343 women with stage 1 or 2 cancers (T1 N0 M0), 126 (36.7%) had their diagnosis mammography within a screening framework and 217 (63.3%) on clinical symptoms or because of a high risk of breast cancer; 5-year survival for the two groups was 94.4 and 93.1%, respectively; not significantly different.

The publication topics will be grouped according to the " key criteria" of the population-based screening framework [ 22] as: epidemiology and natural history of DIP, screening practice and rates, acceptability, efficacy and cost (measurement), adequate treatment pathways, systems for follow-up and "other" (including preventive interventions).

In particular we estimate that, for orphan receptors with no known ligands, our method reaches a normalized accuracy of 86.2%, 77.6% and 80.5% on the enzymes, GPCR and ion channels, respectively, well above the 50% accuracy of a random predictor that would be trained in a classical ligand-based virtual screening framework with no training example.

As noted elsewhere poor levels of completeness will hamper future analyses of stage registration within the screening programme framework (Green et al, 2007).

The WHO Screening Principles framework was used to outline the eleven essential principles to be considered in developing and/or evaluating clinical interventions focused on QoL assessment in PC.

Nevertheless, it is clear that such proposals should be subjected to rigorous evaluation using the screening criteria frameworks usually used for screening programme decisions.

In this framework, screening can extend to hazards as in behavioural risk factor screening [ 13], and environmental screening (eg, screening for resistant organisms in hospitals [ 14], or microbial contaminants in drinking water [ 15]).

In this framework, screening becomes tied up with the responsibilities of the 'good' neoliberal consumer/citizen (Rose, 1993, 1999; Clarke et al, 2003, 2010).