Sentence examples for evade screening from inspiring English sources

"We can't cut ourselves off from west Africa," Obama said, adding that it would make it harder to move health workers into the region, and would motivate people trying to get out of the region to evade screening.

Yet even as they curse its existence, many spam recipients marvel at the ever-changing subject lines spammers devise to evade screening software and tantalize readers into opening it.

Forensic experts at the F.B.I.'s bomb laboratory are assessing whether the bomb could have evaded screening machines and security measures revamped after the failed 2009 plot.

As the duration of travel approaches the disease incubation period, effective symptomatic screening substantially reduces the likelihood that a traveler evades screening and initiates an epidemic (Figure 2B).

The probability that a recently infected traveler evades screening is substantial even if screening reliably detects symptomatic travelers (Figure 2A), because the typical travel duration is shorter than the 2-day incubation period.

Yet intruders still evade the screening; doctors don't have a way to spot blood samples carrying unknown megaviruses or other evil agents—bacteria and parasites such as babesia from deer-borne ticks, which has killed at least two people since 1998.

"A determined, infected traveler can evade the screening by masking the fever with ibuprofen," Republican Rep. Tim Murphy said during an opening statement at the Congressional hearing on Ebola.

Obama said Thursday he was opposed to such a proposal because travelers may then seek to evade the screening process currently in place at several major airports.  .

Aside from obvious recreational properties, some manufacturers use synthetics to evade drug screening tests mandated by employers, according to sources in law enforcement.

In theory, a HCW who does not want to take samples, for any reason, can evade all screening rounds.

Any nonuniformity, such as caused by a wave front in the air at T, causes a scattered light beam to evade the screen, K2 (path a), and reach the film.