Sentence examples for screening the outcomes from inspiring English sources

RHR was more specific than sensitive for screening the outcomes and the better cutoffs for RHR varied according to the analyzed outcome (except for TC and LDL-C where cutoff = 85.5 beats/min).

Thirty-seven centers from 17 countries screened the outcome of ICU patients during 18 months.

Since out-competing control cells were not informative to test the initial hypothesis, we screened the phenotypic outcome at 3 dpf to avoid losing Sec 13 deficient clones (Fig. 6D H).

There was no correlation between age of the Guthrie card (data not shown) or tumour burden at diagnosis (Table 1) and outcome of screening the patients' Guthrie cards.

Ultimately, research into how to improve screening methods, the outcomes of screening and surveillance for PC and the cost-effectiveness of alternative approaches, is of the highest priority.

First, the variance of incubation period distributions can strongly modulate screening outcomes: the median incubation period for SARS-CoV is similar to influenza viruses, but because its distribution has a long right tail, the expected incubation time is longer.

Long-term cost and life-years accrued in populations invited to, and not invited to, screening are the outcomes of interest, both discounted at 3·5percentnt per annum.

When Chekhov does make it to the screen, the outcome is often airless, a theater piece with cameras added.

When all three major events connected – the availability of millions of chemistries, hundreds of new molecular targets and the systems to permit large-scale cross-screening – the outcome was one of considerable investment without the anticipated stream of new chemical entities progressing towards the clinic [19].

The study was not powered to determine the effect of screening on outcomes in the subgroup of DIAD participants categorized as having higher risk; such analysis would have required a three- to fourfold larger sample size.

Fixed Effects model and Random Effects model will both be conducted to examine the mechanisms that link factors to screening outcomes and the interaction between different levels.