Sentence examples for entering the screening from inspiring English sources

Recently, after she had bought a cinema ticket for the latest Harry Potter film with her daughter, staff tried to stop her entering the screening.

Even before the recent border tensions, Indian companies were not entering the screening process, although their applications would be carefully considered if they did, Mr. Saleem, the privatization minister, said.

A submission from a medical expert, a Dr Thomson, said: "I have no doubt that a combination of early Ebola virus infection and fatigue resulting from a busy nightshift followed by a lengthy journey [from Sierra Leone] would have impaired Pauline's judgment at the time of entering the screening process at Heathrow airport".

A birth cohort approach prevents underestimation of the mortality reduction by taking into account the effects of screening above the upper age limit for screening and by not including constant additions of women newly entering the screening programme.

Using these efficacy estimates on the Danish population, we expect the proportion of women with ASCUS+ to decrease from the previous 8.7% to a future 6.4% among young women entering the screening programme (table 2).

For the analysis of BC incidence, BC mortality and case fatality, women diagnosed before entering the screening programme were excluded, as were women diagnosed with BC at first screen, because they never received a breast density code.

Mr. Spielberg's advice to Mr. Koepp was to show the main character entering the screen consistently from one side when he was going downtown, and to enter the other side when he was going uptown, to help orient the audience.

Apple's permissiveness to allow these "rule-breaking" apps signaled to developers entering the screen time space anew that MDM was being tacitly approved in these scenarios, even if Apple's own terms and agreements said otherwise.

Each of these samples represents the chemistry of all groundwater entering the screened interval below the depth of sampling; the groundwater was assumed to be thoroughly mixed.

The T.S.A. had set a goal of no more than a 10-minute wait before a passenger enters the screening process.

Over all, passenger processing is going well, said Mark O. Hatfield, Jr., the agency's chief spokesman, and on average, the wait to enter the screening checkpoints at airports is about six minutes.