Sentence examples for decision to screen from inspiring English sources

Yesterday the company defended its decision to screen the film.

Mr. Kelly suggested that the decision to screen the film did not go through ordinary channels.

Channel 4 claims 40% of calls from viewers backed the decision to screen the show.

"A decision to screen voters for voter error cannot be indulged in one county but not another".

He might even have been assisted in his rise by BBC1's decision to screen The Big Painting Challenge.

However, EPIC and two other individuals petitioned for a review of the TSA's decision to screen by the new method.

The barrier between fluency in the language of the patient and screening for IPV affects PPN nurses' decisions to screen.

Evidence also suggests that a person's lifestyle and attitude to health plays a role in decisions to screen.

Given the retrospective nature of this study, we were unable to provide objective data on factors that influenced physicians' decisions to screen or not screen certain patients.

Within this framework, the basis for decision-making as shown in Figure 9 starts with whether a screening test is available, a criterion without which decisions to screen cannot be made.

It appears that whilst the presentation and recognition of symptoms do not impact on decisions to screen (individuals are asymptomatic at point of test) it is the attitudes, rather than knowledge, which may determine whether physicians conduct a full assessment.