Sentence examples for considerable screening from inspiring English sources

It is also found that a properly designed balcony can provide considerable screening effects in protecting dwellings against road traffic noise.

These women had, however, considerable screening experience as they had been invited up to seven times in Copenhagen and six times in Funen.

Already, there is considerable screening activity below the age range of the UK national programme for women with a significant family history of breast cancer (Maurice et al, 2006).

These filters save considerable screening time, which translates into a quicker turnaround for relevant reviews to be published in health-evidence.ca SR: Systematic Review; KTE: Knowledge Translation and Exchange; PH: Public Health; NNR: Number Needed to Read.

Because the lead time between the onset of early-stage occult cervical cancer and the development of symptoms can be considerable, screening has led to a shift in the peak incidence of cervical cancer (among women eligible for screening) from age 35 49 years in 1993 1995 to age 25 34 years in 2007 2009 (Cancer Research UK, 2010).

She displays considerable screen presence here.

And life underwater can be hard: In "Pinocchio" (1940), the hero spends considerable screen time playing Ahab, searching the ocean floor for a monstrous whale; in the final reel, he inexplicably dies of drowning!

The movie, making its debut this weekend and starring Michael Douglas as Liberace, is billed as a look into Liberace's private life and loves, so it is no surprise that considerable screen time is given to the man's cars.

Despite the Droid DNA's considerable screen size, HTC was quick to note that the device is definitely not intended to be a phablet — it's all smartphone.

Thus, considerable more screening effort was needed whereas the number of clones that could be confirmed changed only marginally it increased by less than 1.5%.

The considerable post-screening follow-up has reduced the estimated overall screening effect in the age group of 60 69 years at death in Finland (Sarkeala et al, 2008).