Sentence examples for contracted to screen from inspiring English sources

GPs have recently been contracted to screen at-risk people for dementia.

The Ashes was last broadcast free-to-air in 2005 and, with Sky contracted to screen the 2013 series, a 2016 return looks most likely.

Mr Ball said the renewal of BSkyB's contract to screen the Premiership matches had "derisked" the business.

Smiths will supply X-ray and other screening equipment for the Commonwealth Games in New Delhi this October, and recently won a contract to screen baggage and passengers at most Indian airports.

The interviews were carried out before Sky TV renewed its contract to screen SPL matches, when the absence of Rangers from the SPL was seen as a threat to the previous deal.

In addition, programs have been expanded and contracts awarded to screen new chemical compounds as possible treatments for bioterror attacks.

In accordance with the Regulations Governing the Review of the Medical Services, the Bureau of National Health Insurance BNHII) performs a review system conducted by a panel of related medical experts to inspect reimbursement claims filed by contracted medical institutions and to screen the type, volume, quality, and appropriateness of medical services provided under the NHI program.

Their Gates grant is renewed for two years, but they now have a contract with Bayer CropSciences to screen its two million compounds — the same smell mechanism is used by corn borers, apple maggot flies and other farm pests.

The five-year inquiry, headed by the former judge Lord Penrose, estimated that nearly 3,000 people in Scotland were infected with hepatitis C and 78 people contracted HIV after authorities failed to screen blood products.

Further, since 2006 in England, the quality and outcomes framework (QOF) of the general medical services contract has incentivised GPs to screen for depression in diabetes and coronary heart disease (CHD) [ 8].

We experimentally examine whether clients possess the sophistication necessary to design screening contracts and how contingent fee caps affect a client's ability to screen.