Sentence examples for majority of screenings from inspiring English sources

Since the majority of screenings occurred in 2010, we used 2010 as our baseline year for analysis.

This constitutes an extension to current programming where the majority of screenings take place in high level facilities by gynaecologists from within or outside the countries [ 3, 19].

The majority of screening-detected tumors were moderately to poorly differentiated; however, a significantly higher proportion of clinically diagnosed cancers were poorly differentiated.

A majority of the screenings will be held in the vast and velvety Ziegfeld Theater on West 54th Street.

The Arlecchino and Jolly movie houses, as well as the city's rep cinema, the Lumière in the Piazzetta Pasolini, host the majority of the screenings during the day.

Documentaries will be plentiful at the nonprofit festival, as they were last year, accounting for a majority of the 81 screenings.

The main difference between the programme described in the present paper and the vast majority of the tuberculosis screenings directed at new immigrants is that we did not include any laboratory or imaging tool in the first part of the screening, and these diagnostic interventions were only applied to those reporting at least one symptom suggestive of active tuberculosis.

The majority of the pre-screening thyroid cancers were diagnosed among men (54.7 vs 42.5%), and among persons exposed at a younger age (mean age 5.5 years vs 8.7) and with a higher mean dose (mean dose 1.77 vs 1.08 Gy).

The majority of the children with screening-detected celiac disease were of normal weight and there was no association between being underweight and the risk of having undiagnosed celiac disease.

Even though having undiagnosed celiac disease was not associated with being underweight, only a few were overweight and the majority of the children with screening-detected celiac disease had a normal weight.

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