Sentence examples for inadequate screening from inspiring English sources

'Consistent Non-Responders' (2.2%) were by far the group most at-risk of inadequate screening, as they were also significantly more likely to be inadequately screened than 'Late Entrants' (0.5%, p<0.001) and 'Dropouts' (0.7%, p<0.001).

The enormous influx has increasingly raised security concerns, with intelligence services and international agencies speaking of inadequate screening procedures on Greek islands.

And while they're at it, they should be hard at work filling in the really huge hole in the security of air travel: the inadequate screening of cargo.

The rapid growth worries experts like Dr. Jensen, as well as some insurers and government officials, who fear that inexperienced surgeons and inadequate screening and follow-up may harm patients.

Dr Martin Deahl, who sat next to Cafferkey on a flight to the UK from Sierra Leone, told the Guardian public health was being put at risk by "totally inadequate" screening facilities at Heathrow airport.

The European Nutrition for Health Alliance (ENHA), meanwhile, has estimated that up to 40% of patients in the UK are malnourished on hospital admission and many go undiagnosed due to inadequate screening.

Among the assorted gremlins afflicting the premiere, some — like projected supertitles lopped short by an inadequate screen — can easily be fixed.

Inadequate gFOB screening was influenced by screening history and socioeconomic deprivation.

Screening history is associated with overall gFOB uptake, inadequate gFOB screening and follow-up compliance.

The group, the Institute for Justice and Democracy in Haiti, accuses the peacekeeping force, known as Minustah, of inadequate troop screening and improper sanitation that, the group said, had caused Haiti's cholera epidemic.

Health Department officials also temporarily closed all operating rooms at a Queens clinic, Choices Women's Medical Center, where Dr. Zarkin worked as medical director after the incident, stating the clinic had "serious violations" that posed a risk to patients, including inadequate employee screening and supervision in the case of Dr. Zarkin.