Sentence examples for a screening project from inspiring English sources
For example, if a screening project is ready to progress to hit to lead, a random number is generated.
The Dutch public at large considered the disaster a national tragedy and a screening project was founded to detect psychological sequelae in survivors [ 28- 30].
19 Involvement of community pharmacists in a screening project such as the one proposed here would enable performance of their obligations with regard to these incentives.
This population-based study was conducted as part of a screening project for cervical cancer in Jakarta and Tasikmalaya on the island of Java and different regions on the island of Bali in Indonesia between October 2004 and February 2006.
Generally, the diagnostic work-up of nodules detected in a screening project setting is designed according to similar guidelines: solid non-calcified nodules >10 mm should be examined by positron emission tomography (PET) or biopsy and nodules <5 mm can be monitored at 1-year intervals without major risk; the diagnosis of 5 10 mm nodules is performed by follow-up repeated CTs.
Our data on 1035 volunteers, enrolled in a screening project in 2000 2001, with only 30 subjects lost to follow-up at 5 years, show 42 lung cancers detected, 9 deaths from lung cancer, 11 for other cancers, 7 for cardiovascular diseases and 6 for other causes, resulting in a mortality rate of 3.2% in 5 years.
On this particular evening the working church hummed to the sound of Goblin, an Italian prog-rock band, which was playing the soundtrack of "Dawn of the Dead" (pictured) for a screening projected high above the altar.
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Standing by a screen projecting an old surfing movie, Santino LoConte, 23, a shoe company executive, was hanging out with his brother Peter, 22.
As at all services here, a screen projects the words being sung or spoken in three languages simultaneously: English, Arabic and Coptic.
Above each actor's head, like speech balloons in a comic strip, are a microphone and a screen projecting posters of the "martyrs" and militias that are common to this day on the streets of Beirut.
