Sentence examples for continuing to screen from inspiring English sources

We had actually begun working on an entirely different film, and were continuing to screen our previous film, The Invisible War – about rape in the military – on college campuses.

Continuing to screen men with PSA levels >2 ng/mL at age 60 is beneficial, with the number needed to screen and treat being extremely favourable.

Continuing to screen men aged 60 with PSA levels <1 and 1-2 ng/mL would possibly lead to overdiagnosis, with little, if any, effect of screening on preventing metastasis and death from prostate cancer.

All strategies were projected to reduce the number of reported infectious syphilis cases, compared to the base case scenario of continuing to screen a fixed proportion of the population annually.

16 Over the next 4 years, we plan to carry out annual follow‐up on all the participants in the high‐risk population and to prospectively assess how many participants ultimately develop mesothelioma, while continuing to screen for any early signs of mesothelioma.

Despite the evidence, doctors continued to screen women in their 40s.

The Scottish Professional Football League has announced that Sky and BT will continue to screen live matches until 2020.

The stock continues to screen cheaply, but with trading risk in Europe and City Link with plenty to prove, we remain holders for now.

Meanwhile, Argenbright workers continue to screen passengers at three terminals, flanked by state troopers and national guardsmen, and say they are the ones being inspected.

Dr. Larry Norton, past president of the American Society of Clinical Oncology, said he, too, advocated screening, starting at 40. "On the basis of the total amount of information available," he said, his conclusion is to "continue to screen".

England's Wembley coming-out was live on the BBC, which will continue to screen matches for the next two years at least, a vital point of strength as women's football seeks to convert the unsuspecting.