Sentence examples for the aim of screening from inspiring English sources

The aim of screening healthy people for cancer is to discover tumours when they are small and treatable.

Dr. Jonsson said the aim of screening "is to find breast cancers early and to reduce mortality from breast cancer".

In addition, he said, in the last two years he began getting advertisements in the mail for office cholesterol-testing devices, marketed to pediatricians like himself with the aim of screening all the young patients.

It was founded in 1976 as the Festival of Festivals, with the aim of screening movies from other film festivals, and has since become one of the world's largest annual showcases of film, attended by both industry professionals and the public.

With the aim of screening out the optimal ratio of CIK cells to gastric cancer cells, we added human CIK cells labeled with Au NR@SiO2 into MGC803 cells as the ratio of 10 1, 30:1, and 50 1 and then co-incubated for 12 h.

Some bioassays have been set up with the aim of screening BC patients.

Our analysis fits with and builds upon what others have suggested about the aims of screening communication.

The primary aim of screening in a vaccinated population is to detect (pre- cancerous lesions caused by non-Hpre- cancerousions.

The choice of a screening test for dementia depends on the type of population to be screened, and the aim of the screening procedure.

The aim of a screening test consists of reducing the mortality rate by early carcinoma diagnosis and decreasing disease incidence by removal of precursors of invasive disease, mainly advanced adenomas.

However, this requires more scientific evidence (validation studies), as well as a thorough assessment of the balance of benefits and harms for those to whom the screening is offered, taking account of the aim of the screening.