Sentence examples for consistent screen from inspiring English sources

It cannot be claimed that, in more recent years, Hemmings maintained a very consistent screen presence, although he continued to be active.

In any case, it was in that film that his most consistent screen personality, the eager young outsider who draws on his charm and wiles to achieve success in the American mainstream, was born.

One of the more unique aspects of Guinness's talent was his ability to disappear into a role, thus belying the dictum that actors without a consistent screen persona are not likely to become stars.

And officials from the Office of Children and Family Services said they had begun more consistent screening of children for mental health issues, reducing the use of physical restraints in the facilities and hiring an additional 37 mental health professionals to work in state-run juvenile residential centers.

Stools from donors known to the physicians or patients still need consistent screening to rule out infectious pathogens.

A consistent screening and assessment protocol for all DSM-IV PDs in the CJS may improve care in the facilities and with proper referrals, may improve retention in care upon release.

Dr. Welch is correct that "over time and over place, the findings are consistent: Screening is good at finding small breast cancers".

Standardization of panels, and consistent screening methods and case definitions will allow more pooling of available data on the utility of screening.

Lack of fidelity towards consistent screening has been noted in systematic reviews due to a variety of barriers perceived by HCPs [ 18].

For breast cancer-related behaviors such as mammography, it is important to understand the possible pathways through which consistent screening is achieved, and the ways in which each of these social resources might foster or impede mammography maintenance.

Consistent screening uptake over three rounds was only 44% in the NHS BCSP Southern Hub in England (Lo et al, 2014) and 39.2% in an earlier pilot study in Scotland (Steele et al, 2014).