Sentence examples for screening institutions from inspiring English sources

In contrast with what has been claimed in invitations to screening and on websites supported by numerous governmental screening institutions and cancer charities, screening does not lead to a reduction in mastectomy rates.

A potential additional benefit often stated in invitations to screening and on websites supported by governmental screening institutions is that screening reduces the need for mastectomies and increases the potential for breast conserving treatment.

There were no statistically significant differences between the case and control groups in regard to racial makeup, completed years of education, smoking status, HPV infection status, and the screening institution (Table  1).

A principal reason to use automated data in this way would be to screen institutions periodically to identify those with higher than expected proportions of patients with an indicator of infection.

The move towards systematised procedures doesn't have to be viewed as sinister – though there are undoubtedly implications for academic freedom in having all research pre-screened by institutions or funding bodies.

The proposals by ONE's paediatric consultants were reported on several occasions to the executive bodies and the minister concerned, but it seems that the strategic decisions made for ONE by these bodies did not include the introduction of newborn hearing screening within the institution at that time.

You need to be of a reasonable enough size to be on the radar screen of the institutions".

This study provides preliminary evidence of the validity, reliability, and usefulness of the screen in secure institutions for adolescent male offenders.

A large single institution screening trial using single detector-row CT demonstrated individual reader sensitivities of 59%73%% and specificities of 95%98%% for polyps ≥10 mm [ 25].

Indeed, using the SAPAS-AV as a screen in secure institutions would likely lead to more diagnoses of PD amongst young offenders, with potential for increased stigma.

Between March 2005 and January 2006, 118 patients were prospectively screened from 15 institutions; 117 of them underwent EGFR mutation analysis (tumour tissue was not available for one patient).