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121. Students also assisted school nurses with vision screening at a local elementary school and blood-pressure screening at the high school.

122. The screening programme cost ￡10 per patient screened and ￡1000 per patient requiring laser treatment.

123. These subjects had an examination for evaluation of occult blood, positive stools or for screening for colon cancer, or both.

124. In this study we evaluated the findings of follow up gastroscopies performed three years after primary gastroscopic screening of pernicious anaemia patients.

125. Specific screening campaigns, however, should be based on a logical, not purely emotional, response to tragic cases.

126. Lastly, if the screening router is circumvented by a hacker, the rest of the network is open to attack.

127. The higher rate includes the privilege of reserving screening carrels in advance.

128. Affected subjects may be detected either by simple visual fluorescence or colorimetric screening tests or by direct assay of enzyme activity.

129. Case-detection through antenatal screening may have logistic, financial, and manpower impediments to implementation but it remains the favoured strategy.

130. Subjects - Those families whose son had a positive screening test. Main outcome measures - Creatine kinase activity.

131. Firms that lack the time or resources to develop their own screening procedures will likely turn to personnel firms.

132. Still others never have paid for screening mammograms for women without symptoms.

133. Opinion is divided about the value of screening for prostatic cancer and about the management of localised disease.

134. For older people there have been a variety of different screening trials using an assortment of highly diverse methodologies.

135. They were selected by a screening panel of professional,[http://sentencedict.com/screening.html] business and community leaders.

136. It was inevitable that problems would arise within the mass screening programme itself.

137. Parents are required to take documentation of the child's health screening to the school.

138. They man checkpoints on a permanent basis, screening vehicles and their occupants for weapons.

139. Screening by income criteria alone is not an efficient way of discovering nutritional risk.

140. At each visit, symptoms and side effects were noted and blood was taken for haematological and biochemical screening tests.

141. Specifically, embryo screening has made it possible for families to sidestep their genetic fates.

142. Nor is it clear how much health gain resulted from this screening programme.

143. One problem which proved far greater than anticipated was where no option was marked on the screening card.

144. The test may be used as a screening device, although it is relatively time-consuming to administer compared with other tests.

145. Screening routers and application gateway firewalls are frequently used in combination when security concerns are very high.

146. The extreme unpleasantness of the mammogram is systematically and deliberately underplayed by the proponents of mass screening.

147. But routine screening of milk for contaminants should have disclosed higher lead levels by mid-October.

148. My public school is under state mandate to conduct a screening for new entrants, and kindergarten children fall into this category.

149. A higher proportion of patients with diabetes in rural areas had advanced retinopathy identified by the screening unit compared with urban patients.

150. In the meantime more prolonged screening beyond 30 years will be required in a number of at risk individuals.