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New Jersey has begun screening tests using a simple mathematical equation that measures the change in scores at a school from year to year.

Using a new kind of explosives-detection technology, the agency has begun screening certain powders at airport checkpoints by taking a sample of the powder and doing an on-the-spot test.

The US has begun screening travellers from the three west African countries most affected by Ebola infections – Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea – at JFK airport in New York and was expecting to expand this to Newark Liberty, Washington Dulles, Chicago O'Hare and Hartsfield-Jackson in Atlanta later this week.

The BFI has began screening more avant garde work on the enormous Imax screen, including Derek Jarman's Blue.

Then it's off to Santa Monica — 18 miles, and 24 minutes, away, as the limo flies — for a question-and-answer session where "Les Misérables," which has a running time of well over two hours, will have begun screening at noon.

Health officials are not recommending travel restrictions, but Dr. Zumla said that Saudi health officials had begun screening visitors for symptoms of the disease, like runny noses, coughs and fever.

Over the last six years, prodded by federal requirements to publish test results, teachers' colleges have begun screening students before or soon after admission for the ability to pass state certification exams.

One of China's largest ports, Yantian port in Shenzhen, next to Hong Kong, announced Friday that it had begun screening all arriving vessels and containers for radiation if they had been to Japan in the preceding 28 days and if Yantian was their first port of call in China.

Critics have begun screening the film, and their reactions are not hurting for passion.

Several carriers have begun screening passengers before they board flights out of the Ebola-affected areas.

Using these normal repeat distributions against which pathogenic expansions can be identified, we have begun screening for mutations in individuals clinically diagnosed with SCA or Huntington disease-like disorders who do not have identified mutations within known disease genes.