Sentence examples for making screenings from inspiring English sources

If that recommendation is adopted, and the Affordable Care Act is implemented as intended, insurers will cover HIV screenings for people aged 15-65 with no co-pay -- making screenings much more accessible to millions, and helping to stunt the growth of HIV rates in our communities.

This method attains a speed of more than 20,000 comparisons per second, which makes screenings across large datasets and even entire databases easily feasible.

Like other athletes who sign multimillion-dollar contracts, professional soccer players are routinely screened for medical issues, and FIFA said even before Muamba fell that it was making heart screenings a priority.

Community-based screenings may be a reasonable strategy to target such populations, but significant challenges must be overcome to make such screenings feasible and cost-effective.

It makes the screenings at Anthology this weekend all the more urgent.

Plus they knew how to make the screenings start on time.

While not original masters, these are the copies made for screenings at repertory theaters, art museum retrospectives and in college classes.

Michael Pietrowicz, vice president for planning and program development at Englewood Hospital and Medical Center in Englewood, N.J., said in an interview on Tuesday that the hospital, in conjunction with the Jazz Foundation of America, would create the Dennis Irwin Memorial Fund, making free cancer screenings available to veteran jazz and blues musicians who are uninsured.

Making border health screenings even more problematic at the time of this exercise was the shortage of both federal and county personnel to carry them out.

On a conventional real-time PCR machine, analysis of a single sample however, would typically require 14 separate reactions, one for each probe, making large scale screenings time consuming, laborious and expensive.

PerkinElmer, which makes genetic-screening equipment and laboratory instruments, announced last month that it would pay $650 million for Packard BioScience, which makes equipment for biotechnology research.