Presently radiographers contribute to a significant fraction of screening interpretations in the NHSBSP, and the evidence indicates that there are no significant differences in the interpretative accuracy of radiographers and radiologists [ 48, 49].
9 We will here concentrate on screening participants interpretation of bodily changes, and their help-seeking.
We designed a mathematical model to assess the costs and outcomes of screening mammography interpretation by the radiographers in this study in terms of true positives, false negatives and false positives.
The movie borrows some other true-life details, but news reports of the event are no match for the nutty, kinetic entertainment of the on-screen interpretation.
Robert Downey Jr., below, an Academy Award nominee for best actor for "Chaplin," will be the man behind the armor in "Iron Man," the big-screen interpretation of the Marvel Comics superhero.
Similarly, the variable y i,j arises from forest/non forest on-screen interpretation and has the value 1 if the i-th pixel of the j-th segment is interpreted as forest and 0 otherwise.
As for the big question -- how much does Russell's on-screen interpretation, in which he never mentions Mangano by name, mirror real life?
The first screen interpretation of the Leiter character was in the 1954 CBS one-hour television adventure Casino Royale, broadcast as part of the dramatic anthology series Climax Mystery Theater, which ran between October 1954 and June 1958.
To guarantee the quality of population screening programs, substantial efforts have been made during the last decade to understand the role played by radiologists' experience in the variability of screening mammogram interpretations, as well as to identify the radiologist-associated factors determining accuracy.
Kalager et al (2012) also discuss the potential influence of cancers resulting from screening-interpretation misses that would tend to reduce the effect of length-biased sampling.
