Sentence examples for strategy of screening from inspiring English sources

Channel 5's strategy of screening action movies in peak time once again paid off.

This study was designed to answer the question of whether a cervical cancer prevention programme that incorporates a human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine is potentially more cost-effective than the current strategy of screening alone in South Africa.

The strategies investigated are classical group screening, in which only main effects are considered at the first stage of the experiment, and an alternative strategy of screening for two-factor interactions as well as main effects.

This strategy of screening for H2O2-resistant mutations under increased H2O2 conditions in M. smegmatis was chosen to allow genome-wide identification of essential genes involved in oxidative stress because setting up a library of transposon mutants would fail, by default, to identify candidates that are essential genes.

Consequently, a strategy of screening only in those with at least one risk factor would miss only few potentially relevant cases, at the same time avoiding many "false positives", who compose nearly 50% of albuminuric subjects when unrestricted screening for albuminuria is performed first.

A screening strategy for albuminuria starting from assessment of simple and easy to obtain risk factors, such as resting heart rate, blood pressure and plasma glucose level identified subjects at risk for micro- and macroalbuminuria in a more effective way than a strategy of screening a healthy population for albuminuria alone.

In any event, the comparative effectiveness and cost of various strategies of screening with mSEPT9 requires further evaluation.

We must examine the social and economic benefits for the differing strategies of screening versus case finding.

Valenstein et al. (2001) [ 47] evaluated alternative strategies of screening for depression among adults in the US.

"I had hoped that through the infinite focus aspect of laser projections and a strategy of screen and camera placements I would be able to provide a reasonably legible live feed from the body of the wearer onto the mask".

Incremental cost-effectiveness ratios (ICERs) per extra screened woman were calculated for each intervention by dividing the between-strategy cost difference by the between-strategy number of screened women.