Sentence examples for verification of screening from inspiring English sources
Future studies with larger samples, and verification of screening practices using chart audits should be considered.
To obtain data for correction of verification bias, 20% of the enrolling women were randomized to receive colposcopy (immediate colposcopy arm) on the day of the enrollment screening exam regardless of screening test results.
For the original verification method of screen spatial location parameters of sky screen target is complex and low efficiency, the new verification device without disassembly the sky screen target is designed in this paper.
The result of this validation experiment was a verification of the microarray screening.
The pairwise retesting of the Y2H interactions does not constitute a methodology-independent verification of the initial screening results.
Verification of self-reported screening behavior with medical records was beyond the scope of the present study.
This approach does not provide verification of the TV screen content seen from user side, only verification of the TV screen content represented in the memory.
Relevant articles were identified through a preliminary scoping review that included: a comprehensive search in 10 bibliographic databases with verification; relevance screening of abstracts; and extraction of article characteristics.
This finding is consistent with investigators using this instrument in cardiac populations in other parts of the world [ 22, 24, 26] and verification of the need to screen for psychological disturbance in patients presenting with CHD.
Verification bias might overestimate the performance of screening tests when only women with a positive screening test result are referred for colposcopy.
Further the LIC retroviral system can greatly facilitate high-throughput cloning processes such as those used for the creation and verification of retroviral gene overexpression libraries where screening individual inserts for internal restriction enzyme sites is impractical.
