Sentence examples for support the screening of from inspiring English sources

Although there is so far no evidence from randomized clinical trial to support the screening of NPC using the EBV serological markers [52], in fact, it is very popular to conduct NPC screening since the 1970's in the southern China [43] [44], [53], and the two markers of VCA/IgA and EA/IgA are most commonly used.

Spoligotyping was used to support the screening of cross-contamination (data not shown).

The ECHO funding will support the screening of 630,000 children aged between 6-59 months for malnutrition and the treatment of more than 81,000 children identified as malnourished.

Since currently available data do not support the screening of high-risk groups for anal cancer or its probable precursor, anal intraepithelial neoplasia (Anderson et al, 2004), health education should aim at reducing high-risk behaviour and encouraging early presentation with symptomatic disease.

Verdonck et al. [54] introduce a knowledge-based system for supporting the screening of substances registered under REACH.

It is worth to note here, as the major financial support for the screening of new MNPs is made in cancer research [344].

Considering the limited information on the genome of these yeasts and the even more limited tools for their manipulation, FTIR could be a useful support in the screening of possible cell-wall mutants obtained by indirect engineering approaches.

Our automated decision support tool for the screening of malnourished children can be described as a Computer-based Clinical Decision Support System, associating alerting and reminding functions [ 27].

Based on a series of stakeholder workshops [23], the developed emotion classifier has been used as a basis for the design and implementation of a decision support system entitled the "screening of new media" tool where emotional trends are visualized.

The primary barriers in the way of professionals' support the screening program would be lack of knowledge for nurses and lack of time for physicians.

Our results do not support the routine screening of JAK2 V617F mutation in patients with splanchnic thrombosis in terminal cirrhosis or malignancy, except when patients have Budd-Chiari syndrome.