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151. There is, however, considerable pressure in many parts of the world to apply these methods as screening tests.

152. We all expect to benefit equally from clean water, clean air, access to screening facilities, and so on.

153. He is a veteran campaigner against the screening system, but at 76, time is not on his side.

154. We need therefore to devise a screening procedure which singles out the problematic investigations.

155. Once a screening programme has been introduced, continued research is needed to monitor and improve screening performance.

156. On this basis, it is suggested that the test offers a valid way of screening for linguistic disorders.

157. Brodhead stresses that despite the value of health screening, people need to take responsibility for their own health.

158. A mobile screening unit is currently in Darlington and aims to have screened all women over 50 in the area by 1993.

159. Several questions on health and social supports were added to a later version of the screening questionnaire.

160. Anthropometry is the most frequently performed child health screening procedure.

161. Conventional sperm screening involves looking at semen samples using a light microscope.

162. The difficult ethical issues that are often raised by screening programmes will also be grasped.

163. The remedy could be screening[Sentencedict.com], but in the first instance it is reasonable to hope that it will average out.

164. They argue, as others have done, that screening is appropriate because bone density is related to subsequent risk of fracture.

165. We believe that screening programmes are still necessary to learn more about the condition.

166. This calculation, often used in arguments about screening for prostate cancer by those critical of screening and early detection measures.

167. Health authorities are advised that introduction of new screening programmes requires ethical research committee consent.

168. After ￡100 million spent on the screening programme 1,500 women will still die each year of cervical cancer.

169. The Journal of Medical Screening aims to be international and multidisciplinary, and the editorial board reflects these aims.

170. It will include papers on all aspects of proposed new screening tests and on improvements to existing tests together with regular critical reviews.

171. Costs of screening are important Editor, - Recent issues of the journal have included four articles on screening programmes.

172. But, overall, Pap screening rates have not changed substantially in recent years.

173. Multiple cDNA clones were identified by screening the U251 library with a bacterial lysate absorbed polyclonal antiserum against human tenascin.

174. Samples obtained through screening programme for phenylketonuria and congenital hypothyroidism.

175. Gardner-Medwin proposed screening 18 month old boys who are not walking as an approach to the problem of delayed diagnosis.

176. The nitrogen oxides are almost as effective as dust at screening out sunlight.

177. Those high failure rates make it an efficient way of screening out teenagers who might later fail a university course.

178. It also has corporate health screening and medical diagnostic interests.

179. Sam and Paul Bradley, who worked behind the scenes, attended a special screening of the film for critics in Oxford.

180. Our analysis showed serious deficiencies in the case for screening for abdominal aortic aneurysm as it currently stands.