Using a sensitive instrument can cause positive-screening results outnumbering the (financial) capacity of follow-up interventions in a clinical setting.
But again, this isn't about being sensitive to clearance checks or vulnerable sector screenings — it's about keeping the information in the database to begin with.
Similarly, rapid, sensitive and relatively inexpensive cell-based hepatotoxicity screenings can be performed using adenovirus constructs.
The method is not time sensitive, an advantage for potential high throughput screenings and reproducibility.
First, items about cancer screenings may not be considered sensitive or associated with social rejection since questions about mammography and Pap testing are routinely asked of women 40 75 years in clinical settings.
Leukemia cells were chosen in this study for initial screenings, because leukemia cells are frequently more sensitive to cytotoxic agents than most other tumor types.
For the pre-screening procedure, the indicator bromocresol green, which is sensitive to pH but cannot alter the growth of microorganisms on the culture plate, was applied to exclude most of the negative mutants.
One example would be to perform depression screenings at primary care clinics, actively approaching patients who screen positive for depression symptoms, and providing on-site culturally sensitive treatment [ 46].
While some nonphotosynthetic pigments are adapted to be sensitive to small portions of the electromagnetic spectrum, such as UV-screening pigments, others are hosted by organisms in zero light conditions (Kimura et al., 2003).
Sensitive and self-doubting, he includes interviews with Minter, her response to public screenings of the short film, and footage that she shot to deliver her own perspective on the relationship.
