Sentence examples for trial of detection from inspiring English sources

The initial phases of the study are ongoing with concurrent concept development of the latter phases entailing identification, assessment and possible deployment of a field trial of detection and intervention approaches.

These factors reflect a risk in this trial of detection bias related to both underestimation and overestimation.

As the team behind a Sheffield "pilot trial" of early detection insisted, "the problem is not that of cancerphobia specifically, but the vastly greater one of neurosis generally".

The 'loss to screening' due to women moving is similar to that which has occurred in other trials, such as the UK Trial of Early Detection of Breast Cancer (Moss et al, 1999).

One trial, from the UK, was nonrandomised (UK Trial of Early Detection of Breast Cancer Group, 1999) and two, from China (Thomas et al, 1997, 2002) and Russia (Semiglazov et al, 1992 , 1996 1999), were randomised.

As Dr. Cornelia Baines (co- PI of a large trial of early detection for women age 40 49) writes, women age 40 49 are asked to sign informed consent for mammography without being properly informed [ 11].

The same is true for the case control evaluation of the UK Trial of Early Detection of Breast Cancer, which demonstrated that a case control study of invited vs non-invited women produced similar results to those of the trial as a whole; again selection bias accounts for differences in the attender vs non-attender comparison (Moss et al, 1992).

Case control and cohort studies suggest that screening by sigmoidoscopy reduces incidence and mortality due to distal CRC, but randomized-control trial (RCT) evidence is not available (UK Trial of Early Detection of Breast Cancer Group 1988; Selby et al. 1992; Newcomb et al. 1992; Müller and Sonnenberg 1995).

Given that the SERS nanoparticles used in this study have passed extensive cytotoxicity studies and the hand-held Raman scanner tested here is already used in clinical trials for detection of intrinsic Raman spectra, this tumor-detection method has a strong potential for clinical translation and testing.

In the Swedish Two Counties randomised controlled trial, there was most evidence of over diagnosis in women below 50 years (Tabar et al, 1992); however, in that trial, the rate of detection of DCIS was comparatively low.

The amount of benefit was not known so, beginning in the 1960s, clinical trials of early detection were initiated in US, UK and Sweden.