Sentence examples for made screening from inspiring English sources

Shortcutting any of these steps often resulted in an unsuitably high number of religated recipient vectors that made screening arduous, inefficient and notably increased the total construction time.

Colombia has made screening for HCV mandatory since 1993 [48] and the coverage for serology for that infection in the blood banks has increased since now.

[ 45] There were a number of practicalities that made screening for dementia problematic, including the cost [ 38].

To allow such choices to be made, screening will often involve a 'first-pass approximation' of the impacts.

Recent developments have made screening tests for foetal abnormalities available earlier in pregnancy and women have a range of testing options accessible to them.

Wilson & Junkner [ 28] listed the WHO Population Screening Principles at the time when technological advances in medicine made screening a topic of growing importance [ 31].

So Pontus went back, made screens and created the [wooden] boxes".

So she sent him a box of this amazing painted textile, and he made screens out of it.

Screen savers were created to protect monitors by constantly changing the images, but advances in display technology made screens less susceptible to "phosphor burn".

As a result, men shouldn't make screening or treatment decisions based on their height.

With the unemployment rate high, the number of job applicants has surged, making screening all the more time-consuming.