Sentence examples for body screening from inspiring English sources

At a hearing on Capitol Hill on Wednesday, Representative Darrell Issa, the California Republican who is the chairman of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, asked an investigator for the Government Accountability Office if the body screening machines used by the T.S.A. could detect a nonmetallic underwear bomb, like the one that Al Qaeda has tried to use.

The use of "total body" screening computed tomography (CT) scans has increased dramatically, although the procedure is controversial, and its benefit to the patient is unproven.

In the name of safety and security, we willingly and knowingly remove our shoes in airports, submit to intrusive body screening, wear seat belts and sneak out to the street to indulge the pathetic habit of smoking.

The whole body screening capability of PET enables discordant responses to be readily apparent.

This ability to obtain full body screening for extrapancreatic tumors may be particularly valuable for patients with neoplastic syndromes.

They are used mainly for whole body screening to determine the extent of the systemic organ involvement by IgG4-RD.

Though less swingeing than the Commission of Audit's recommendations, which included a 50% cut to film and TV funding body Screen Australia, Australia's arts community has reacted with concern to the cuts to its funding announced in Tuesday's federal budget.

Take those full-body screening machines, the kind that provide a stark image of the naked body, and which Mr. Hawley said could be the answer to the current jacket, belt and jewelry strip down.

After genetic diagnosis, computed tomography (CT) whole-body screening revealed an adenomatous goiter (Fig. 1b) and uterine cancer (Fig. 1c).

To analyze the role of the many-body screening effects, we perform calculations using various approximations for the classical trajectory of the electron, including constant velocity studies and calculations with and without direct interaction between the ejected electron and the hole left behind.

The most common methods of primary screening across most airports are basic X-Ray mandines and metal detectors, with the majority of advanced screening devices, such as the controversial new whole-body screening devices, being used as secondary screening devices.