Sentence examples similar to calling for scanning from inspiring English sources

This advice was more aggressive than previous recommendations, which had called for scans only if patients had new or worsening symptoms.

The biometrics options favored by the International Air Transport Association call for scanning a traveler's eyes, said William Gaillard, a spokesman for the trade group, which is based in Geneva.

She wasn't required to use that lab, and there was no reason to question its quality or his calling for a scan.

Another tool called Silver Specter allows for scanning over TOR, software intended to protect users privacy online.

The standard calls for interlace scanning, which is writing to every other odd line in a frame, then coming back to fill in the remaining even lines in the frame.

It calls for photographing, and scanning the license plates of, cars and trucks at all bridges and tunnels and using sensors to detect the presence of radioactivity.

Experts called for the scans to become routine practice.

The next debate is on a petition calling for a prostate cancer-detecting scan to be free across the country.

GLAM2 has a scanning method called GLAM2SCAN, which is used for scanning the alignment of the motif results against sequence databases.

The guidelines call for women be scanned within 24 hours when a miscarriage is suspected, while a Mumsnet campaign has pushed for a higher standard of care across all NHS trusts, after its survey found that the treatment and support women received after a miscarriage often failed to meet the official national guidelines.

Menon said that two commonly used tools for scanning the brain, called fMRI and EEG, each have weaknesses.