Sentence examples for screening this assumption from inspiring English sources

For FIT screening, this assumption will have limited impact because FIT has a low sensitivity for adenomas.

If one would like to translate our evaluations to tumour size reductions due to mammography screening, this assumption might be too restrictive.

The fact that a decreasing rate of subjects wrongly assume that having no symptoms is a reason for not performing a screening test, supports this assumption.

A dual strategy is more cost effective than a single strategy but this conclusion is sensitive to screening test assumptions and LTBI prevalence.

Screening participation assumptions were informed by unpublished data from a government-sponsored VIA/VILI screening demonstration project in 3,492 women aged 30-59 years who were screened using VIA/VILI in Xiangyuan, Shanxi Province in 2006 (Personal Communication, Professor You-Lin Qiao). You-Lin Qiao

Major limitations of this method include the convenient selection of districts, differences in screening methods, and assumptions regarding proportion of extra-pulmonary TB and decline rates.

Notably absent are any sorts of video or computer screens, the assumption being that today's visitors come with their own multimedia devices.

This assumption seems logical because screening for subpopulations is a prerequisite for the high-risk approach of prevention or for selection of persons to include in clinical trials.

In other words, we assume that the chronological order we experience while watching a movie corresponds to the order of events taking place on screen, and we persist in this assumption even as the unfolding movie subverts it, looping forward and backward as it shuttles from story to story.

There is no basis for this assumption, not least because screening in many countries improved dramatically after the disaster and, since 1986, there have been massive changes in the former eastern bloc.

To investigate these issues, we developed a model for bioterror attack detection under assumptions favorable to donor screening, for if such best-case assumptions fail to justify screening donors, more realistic assumptions will also.