Sentence examples for screening time points from inspiring English sources

"Close monitoring of interval cancers in between these two screening time points that are 10 years apart is crucial," said Berkhof.

If clinical signs developed before the screening time points, dogs were examined immediately.

Patients who accessed services experienced greater decreases in distress, anxiety and depression at subsequent screening time points regardless of group assignment, and patients who received personalised triage were more likely to use the services available to them (1213 services vs 825 services accessed).

RESULTS: Among twin pairs discordant for diabetes (n = 177), the diabetic twins declined an average of almost 1 point more than their nondiabetic co-twins (p = 0.018) at the last screening time point.

The higher number of subjects at screening compared with baseline reflects the inclusion of screening failures at the screening time point.

In the second year of the study, it became apparent that a substantial number of participants (6%-10%, depending on screening time point) had screen results "negative for lung cancer, but positive for SIFs".

There was very little luciferase expression at the pre-screen time point, confirming that the pre-treatments did not activate NF-κB.

Recommendations for improving the use of a screening instrument in practice include encouraging screening at several time points as patients' needs and extent of psychosocial problems may change during the treatment trajectory.

Complete blood leukocyte and platelet counts were done at screening and all time points listed above.

Subjects received no therapeutic intervention (including dietary modification) between the screening and baseline time points.

In both 1977 and 1991, the American Academy of Pediatrics AAPP) recommended routine urine screening at four time points during childhood [ 9].