Sentence examples for support of screening from inspiring English sources

When questioned, women were universally in support of screening whether they had spousal permission or not.

However, because of the limited number of subjects, we cannot exclude the possibility that a larger study specifically screening a high-risk subgroup might come to a different conclusion in support of screening.

PAGE B10 FEARS FOR 9/11 HEALTH PROGRAMS Dr. John Howard has coordinated the federal government's health programs for ground zero workers since 2006, and his strong support of screening, monitoring and treatment programs for those workers has occasionally put him at odds with the Bush administration, which has been reluctant to provide long-term financing.

This finding supports consideration of screening RA patients for RLS and also employing the RLS criteria questionnaire for the screening process [ 5, 15].

Whilst routine screening of all potential inpatients at risk is receiving increasing political support, the procedures of screening and decolonisation for colonised HCWs remain controversial [ 6, 13].

The results of our more complex models also support the benefit of screening individuals or populations that have not been previously tested.

We found consensus agreement on the need for a checklist and criteria for referral to support the implementation of screening for FASD.

Evaluation of pilot screening interventions are required to address the lack of evidence to support the effectiveness of screening for FASD in Australia and identify the impact of screening parameters on program outcomes and effectiveness.

Even if international guidelines to date recommend only universal HBV and HIV screening, and HCV screening according to symptoms, risk factors, etc., recent evidence seems to support the effectiveness of screening for HCV in populations at risk [ 17, 18].

1Click1View (1C1V) method uses the sophisticated open standard format Bio-Formats that supports different types of screening image data (e.g., Tiff 8bit, 16bit, JPEG, JPEG2000, etc).

Although these screening methods have been considered unreliable, time consuming and rudimentary [ 48], most participants supported the use of screening indicators linked to aetiological and diagnostic factors, and emphasised the need to identify efficient and effective screening criteria.