Sentence examples for was defined as screening from inspiring English sources

Non-organised screening was defined as screening left to the discretion of the women or doctors, without any centrally organised invitation or follow-up systems.

Women who were invited to the NBCSP were defined as screened or nonscreened based on the date of their first attendance in the program.

A child was defined as screen positive if: (1) the SDQ total difficulties score exceeded the 90th percentile cutoff according to parents or teachers, (2) there was a severe impairment according to parents or teachers on the SDQ impact section, or (3) the score on one of the other scales included in the questionnaire exceeded the 98th percentile cutoff.

Seven core service areas were defined as: screening, home modifications, prescription of aids, skills training, making of referrals, community care information, and arrangement of consultations.

A recipient was defined as adequately screened if they reached a definitive gFOBT outcome of either "normal" or "abnormal" within 12 weeks from the date they were sent an invitation.

MMF dose was increased to 1,000 mg twice daily at Day -7, thereafter up to a maximum of 1.5 g twice daily by Day 1. Day -14 to Day 1 was defined as the screening period.

Universal screening for 3GC-RE was defined as rectal swab screening ≤48 hours after patient admission.

Targeted screening for 3GC-RE was defined as rectal swab screening ≤48 hours after admission only for patients transferred from another unit or hospital to the ICU (long-term care facilities and nursing homes included).

Heterogeneous Resistant Staphylococci was defined as any screen-positive strain which contained subpopulations with MIC > 4 mg/L for vancomycin or ≥ 16 μg/ml for teicoplanin at a frequency of 1 in 106 cfu/mL or higher.

2. Needing screening was defined as not having received screening for that risk factor within the previous year CVD.

Risk screening for delirium was defined as: having used the screening instrument provided by the FEP (Table  1) or an alternative instrument, such as the Groninger Frailty Indicator [ 28] and the Identification of Seniors At Risk or ISAR [ 29].