Sentence examples for existing on screen from inspiring English sources

Payne achieves a remarkable balance between comedy and grief, the emotional effect of both intensified through often existing on screen in the same moment.

Of course viewers were shocked by Beard – they have been conditioned to believe that women stop existing on screen as soon as they're over 35.

The match was screened on the stadium's existing large screens, on all of their television screens and on a screen that was brought in for the occasion.

Strong feelings of reliance on existing cervical screening cytology was found as women discussed HPV testing.

The first aimed to collect information on existing hearing screening activities in the FWB prior to the introduction of the newborn hearing screening programme and to identify any synergies between the stakeholders involved, the various actions carried out to implement the programme, and the context associated with this issue.

The rationale for the chosen approach in the chlamydia screening programme were based on existing evidence for screening programmes, costs, flexible communication, easy adaptation of the screening in time and the possibility of easy expansion to other geographic areas in the future [ 6].

Although, based on existing evidence, current screening guidelines recommend consideration of MRI screening in this high-risk population [ 11], its use remains controversial.

"We will own four screens in the food court and information center at the Tanger Outlet Center in Riverhead, and we have the right to place advertisements on existing screens at the South Street Seaport in New York and at Fisherman's Wharf in San Francisco".

[ 43, 52] In order to assist in population level policy making, future analyses in settings with vaccination will need to account for its impact on existing and prospect screening programmes.

NEC claims that unlike other 3D displays, their product's performance regarding the resolution of the screen is on par with existing 2D screens (without giving any details).

This paper discusses issues inherent in converting existing health screening benchmarks based on intake doses to screening levels for evaluating biomonitoring data, and presents methods and approaches that can be used to derive such screening levels (termed "Biomonitoring Equivalents," or BEs) for a range of chemicals and biological media.