screening
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3.9
- noun
- /ˈskriːnɪŋ/
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cribado (médico)
- However, women under 25 years should be signposted to the National Chlamydia Screening Programme.
- universal screening
- screening for behavior disorders
- systematic screening
So you can do a lot of the work of screening people up front.
- So you can do a lot of the work of screening people up front.
- The second question pertained to the screening for BSCA mutation carriers.
- But I think that it's about screening, it's about knowing your risk.
- So it says that it's dyslexia screening program.
- Is there a new screening that you have, Doctor Suzanne?
- Are there good whole body screens for cancer?
- But as a result, women skipped breast cancer screening.
- Yeah, every single tenant gets screened and if they don't pass my screening, they're out.
- If you say yes, then we will put you in for a credible fear screening.
- The first thing that ESA did was just screening our, our CVS.
- So there's no utility and screening for it in people.
- It is important to emphasize that screening comes first and is simple.
- So if you're thinking about screening over there, they'd let you come over.
- I mean you did you fill out both screenings or or multiple screenings with numerous people?
Examples
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Doctors recommend regular screenings to detect diseases early and ensure timely treatment.
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Such studies have brought into question the benefit of the Breast Screening Programme as a whole.
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Yeah, So, so, so, so the, the cancer screening is actually very specific, right.
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So you can do a lot of the work of screening people up front.
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I think we need a lot more on mass screening to have early diagnosis.
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It is important to emphasize that screening comes first and is simple.
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Researchers are finishing the last round of screenings, and results are due in a year and a half.
Academic text (2012) -
As a result, Public Health England has produced an updated NHS Breast Screening leaflet to help women decide for themselves.
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The follow-up of treated women in the NHS Cervical Screening programme has involved annual screening for up to 10 years.
Academic text (2015) -
Every stage is needed, ensuring that newborn babies are properly screened and it's always a high quality.
Synonyms
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An activity to check how well something works
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3.8
A careful check of something using a device
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An activity where people answer questions to show what they know or can do
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3.5
A medical check that shows what illness or problem a person has
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Testing many people to find those at risk of a disease passed on in families
A short check before a main selection or release
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
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Testing many people to find those at risk of a disease passed on in families
How Rigorous
- Formal
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6.1
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- Formal
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- Formal
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5.3
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3.9
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1.0
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Screening comes from screen, meaning a 'shield' or a way to 'separate' things. That is why medical or security screening is like using a filter to find the people or things you need to keep or stop.