Sentence examples for making screening for from inspiring English sources
A new program put together by two universities and a small company in Indiana is attempting to surmount these roadblocks by making screening for hearing loss as easy and inexpensive as possible.
The senior military official said belief in militant jihad — long glorified in the national education curriculum — is prevalent in the rank and file, making screening for it a daunting task that the military has been loath to perform.
This raised the prospect of grounding connecting flights from European cities, and the administration argued that the ban would encourage people to lie about their travel history, making screening for the disease much harder.
Similar antigen-array methods have been used for antibody production procedures, but have been used either at a later stage after "shotgun" immunisation approaches for target deconvolution [24], or directly spotting the hybridoma supernatants making screening for cross-reactive antibodies more challenging [25].
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A company can make perhaps a 7 percent profit to manufacture an item for customer A. If that customer is big enough and important enough, however, they will often take a quick risk: they'll leak the news that they're making "screens for Apple" or "phones for Motorola" and get a 21percentt uptick in their stock price.
The presence of a high risk population, relatively asymptomatic nature of the disease in the early phase, and relatively good prognosis when discovered early makes screening for lung cancer an attractive proposition.
This makes screening for MTHFR SNPs that are possibly related to other diseases highly dubious.
A computer that can diagnose common psychiatric disorders could become a helpful aid to busy physicians and make screening for mental disorders much more common.
He hopes that eventually, Ezra could offer full-body MRIs that make screening for all types of cancer easier to stomach so more cases can be caught early and more patients can survive.
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.
