Sentence examples for issue of screening from inspiring English sources
"That's further complicated by the issue of screening for safe blood".
A. Aaron Shmulewitz, a Manhattan co-op lawyer, said that the letter writer acted appropriately in clarifying the issue of screening in the terrace before he bought the apartment.
Grossman told the panel the taskforce had received about 150 public comments on the issue of screening for autism, which will be used, among the panel's contributions, to shape its final recommendations.
One real application of fingerprinting is for the issue of screening copies for the academy awards ("Oscar").
While our study was not designed to address the issue of screening for lead toxicity, our results suggest that neonates with the aforementioned characteristics may need a further evaluation with a special emphasis on lead poisoning.
The issue of screening capacity, realized through rapid, cost-efficient, and high throughput pesticide residue testing, is an indispensable goal, especially considering the astonishingly low number of samples tested annually with conventional methods at certified laboratories all over Europe.
Mr. Snyder recently returned from the National Recreation and Parks Association Conference, where issues of screening and training for volunteer were discussed.
Collecting the variables and quantifying potential outcomes at an early stage provides a foundation for decision and policy makers to approach the issues of screening for AD a priori in contrast to the historical approaches to other disease state screening.
This survey has identified that a further potential issue of PAD screening relates to ABI measurement as the recommended screening tool.
By F. Buchner and E. B. White The New Yorker, September 22, 1934 P. 15 Literary Note: In the current issue of Screen Romance there is a novelization of "Treasure Island" from the motion picture of that name, by Kenneth Pearce.
The New Yorker, September 22, 1934 P. 15 Literary Note: In the current issue of Screen Romance there is a novelization of "Treasure Island" from the motion picture of that name, by Kenneth Pearce.
