Sentence examples for be required to screen from inspiring English sources

The next major federal deadline for the industry is Dec. 31, when airlines will be required to screen each bag for bombs.

Only 250 such reactions would be required to screen 1 million individuals.

Since enlargement of present library toward 6000 lines are currently underway, severe adjustment of balance between number of target genes, the sequence range, number of indices and pooling individuals will be required to screen more mutants in the near future.

When the pairings of d T and d N were designed differently, they affected the number of RNAi experiments that would be required to screen the entire genome; however, as long as the d T is set within a reasonable range (d T  < 5), each candidate-gene will be examined by at least one qualified siRNA.

we also have a high turnover of patients as well, so you might find that by the time you get in touch with somebody they've left or moved.. ..... (Female practice manager 4) These findings raise important issues for a national research register as to who has veto over the use of primary care data and whether GPs will be required to screen lists of patients for eligibility.

Since last February, airlines have been required to screen half of their passenger-air cargo (and, since late 2008, all cargo on narrow-bodied jets).

While tissue banks are required to screen donors for H.I.V., hepatitis B and C and other blood borne viruses, Dr. Jernigan said, they are not required to report when those tissues cause other infections.

However, the tannin levels in different plants vary with agro-climatic conditions, therefore, further studies are required to screen industrial waste produced from various plants for commercial utilization of the waste.

Even though jails today are required to screen detainees during intake for both physical and mental health issues, every jail system adopts and develops its own operating processes (McMullan 2011).

Under the federal Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act of 1986, hospitals are required to screen and stabilize patients regardless of their insurance status or ability to pay, which means hospitals often end up absorbing the costs associated with those patients.

A skin test was required to screen for the 1.5% to 3% incidence of delayed type hypersensitivity.