Sentence examples for be found on screen from inspiring English sources

But for all the learning and networking opportunities afforded by the panels, talks and meet-and-greets taking place here this week, the most striking object lesson in resourcefulness could be found on screen, in the improbable form of "Closed Curtain," the latest from Jafar Panahi, who has been prevented from working and traveling by the Iranian authorities.

A better distillation of what life was like in the spring 2013 might not be found on screen this year.

The travel time from B to D is a lead-time-biased estimate of the travel time from C to D. Screening preferentially detects slower growing cancers because there is a longer period of time (hence the name length-bias) when such cancers could be found on screening.

Among average-risk patients, repeat colonoscopy in 5 years is recommended after 1 to 2 small (<1 cm) adenomas are found on screening colonoscopy or in 10 years if hyperplastic polyps are found.

DCIS can initially appear as a breast lump but more commonly it is found on screening mammography as tiny specks, calls microcalcifications.

M1T1 GAS clinical isolate 5628 was found on screening to lack SpeB activity by azocasein assay.

There were 185 subjects from a total of 826 rural indigenous people who were found on screening to have oral mucosal lesions and signed consent for further pathologic diagnosis.

Prospective radioimmunoscintigraphy in 29 patients with primary breast cancer that was found on screening has been undertaken with 555 MBq (15 mCi) 99mTc SM3, an Imperial Cancer Research Fund ICRFF) murine monoclonal antibody, 0.5 mg with images at 10 min and 22 h, and analysis using a change detection algorithm.

Films Alfresco on Roosevelt and Coney Islands (Saturday and Monday) Stars can be found on the screen and above the audience at several free film screenings this week.

The IP address can be found on the screen that appears after the instructor successfully hosts the game.

The tag line for Andrea's Americana harkens back to Gil Scott-Heron's famous declaration, 'The Revolution Will Not Be Televised.' Indeed, the Revolution won't be found on any screen, because each person's true revolution cannot be broadcast; it must be lived.