Sentence examples for the observed screen from inspiring English sources

The observed screen data are then consistent/compatible with a mammography sensitivity of 40% and a mean screen-detectable duration of 5 years.

As such 42% (95% CI 37-52; 696 oft of 1646) of the observed screen-detected cancers would likely be overdiagnosed (Table 5).

The higher risk group would account for almost 50% of the screening episodes (N=25 957) in the trial and almost 74% of the observed screen-detected cancers (N=1193).

The lower risk group would account for 50% of the screening episodes (N=26 186) in the trial and almost 26% of the observed screen-detected cancers (N=453).

Our results demonstrate that residual confounding has a minor influence on the observed screening effect.

Nevertheless, this factor might have led to the underestimation of the magnitude of the observed screening effect.

This is 70% higher than the base case estimate which modelled the observed screening behaviour in the population.

The robustness of this study is reinforced by the reproduction of the main results obtained during the study period in the observed screened population [ 43].

This implies that differences in demographic and socio-economic variables, for individuals within and outside the guideline recommended ages, cannot account for the observed screening changes.

The expected outcome of screening for a cohort of women where 80% were HPV vaccinated as HPV naïve was estimated by multiplying the observed screening outcome for women born in 1982 with 80% of the pooled estimate of vaccine efficacy retrieved from the literature.

To correctly model the natural history of breast cancer, one has to estimate mean durations of the different pre-clinical phases, transition probabilities to clinical cancer stages, and sensitivity of the applied test based on observed screen and clinical data.