Sentence examples for verbal screening from inspiring English sources

Those who were verbal screening positive and had no exclusion criteria were examined for study entry criteria, which were audible or auscultatory wheeze and WHO defined fast breathing, that is respiratory rate of ≥50 per minute (for age 2 11 months) or ≥40 per minute (for age 12 59 months) [10].

On the other hand, we cannot rule out that some prevalent tuberculosis cases were not identified by verbal screening.

That is, CHWs provided pills only after they completed verbal screening for medical eligibility to rule out risk factors that would preclude the woman from using the method.

For every patient, especially patients reporting symptoms and pain, a verbal screening is recommended, during which she/he should be asked if any tooth hurts when eating or drinking hot, iced, cold, or acidic food or beverages.

However, a study conducted in London provides evidence that education of primary care providers to perform verbal screening for tuberculosis not only increased identification of people with latent tuberculosis but also of those with active tuberculosis [ 7].

Presence of symptoms suggestive of active tuberculosis was investigated by verbal screening in migrants presenting for any medical condition to 3 free primary care centres in the province of Rome.

It availed Cranmer nothing to invent a liturgy that threw out that history and erected a verbal screen or altar between the priest and his congregation.

When the subject arrived, Jane engaged in light banter, a kind of verbal screen which hid her as she scanned the face in front of her.

Sometimes they are repeated to form a kind of verbal screen; sometimes they are in different colors; sometimes they are words the singers aren't even singing but tell a part of the story.

There has been increasing interest in short verbal and non-verbal screening methods.

Our study suggests that a non-negligible number of tuberculosis in migrants cases may be identified trough verbal symptom screening in primary care centres, and then linked to care: this approach may thus complement the widely used radiographic screening of migrants at entry into the country.