Sentence examples for screening the date from inspiring English sources

For participants who had lesions detected by screening, the date of problem identification was considered to be the date of first contact with a medical service; thus, the patient interval was 0 days.

In one corner of the screen, the date reads 2011, although Karim Hussain's stark cinematography gives "Antiviral" a futuristic, post-apocalyptic ambience.

Women in the arm sent a further invitation for screening were considered to be responders if they attended for cervical screening between the date of being sent the invitation and up to 6 months after this date.

We also identified women who had not returned a self-sampling kit but attended for cervical screening between the date of being sent the self-sampling kit and up to 6 months after this date.

At the bottom of the screen, the dates advanced from 1919 to 2004, while the quartet of fans changed to reflect the changing styles, habits and mores of American society.

The date of entry into the study for the people in the screening group was the date of the screening appointment, evenly distributed throughout the two year screening period (January 1999 to December 2000) by central, random allocation.

It ends with the word "Nervous?" on the screen, and the date of the 2012 elections: "Nov. 6, 2012".

The Time Machine preferences screen lists the date of the oldest backup file there, as well as the time of the latest backup session and when the next one is scheduled.

From each museum, ≈50 pieces were screened; data on the date and location of findings were recorded when they fulfilled the criteria for possible depiction of tungiasis.

The dates to be used for the screening episodes were the date when the last screening mammogram was taken and the date of the next routine screening appointment, where this was less than 36 months.

We hypothesised that being diagnosed with diseases that involve hospital contact close to the screening date affects screening behaviour more than the presence of chronic diseases without recent hospital contact.