Sentence examples for national screenings from inspiring English sources

Despite the K Foundation's reported moratorium, further national screenings of the film organised by Chris Brook took place as planned.

Ms. Lombard has produced and hosted national screenings of Townsend's film followed by panel discussions and town hall gatherings designed to urge audiences to support a national wireless infrastructure framework that fully utilizes spectrum-intensive 4G devices with the goal of empowering communities through technology.

We conducted a prospective cohort study to examine the relationship of coffee and tea intake with the risk of CRC in 57 398 men and women in the National Cancer Institute-Prostate, Lung, Colorectal and Ovarian (PLCO) Cancer Screening Trial (Prorok et al, 2000), a national screening-based study that limits biases due to differential detection of cancers.

Meanwhile Gritten's tribute for Philip French concluded with touching news of a further mark of respect, celebrating his regular attendance at the weekly national press screenings – from which he reviewed forthcoming cinema releases for the Observer.

315,495 participants (mean age 43.0 years) from national health screenings were followed prospectively with respect to KR identified by linkage to the Norwegian Arthroplasty Register.

They began to figure it out fairly quickly and commissioned more posters the next year for the Alamo Drafthouse's Rolling Roadshow, a national tour of screenings at towns and cities famous as settings for the movies shown.

Main outcome measures Overdiagnosis of breast cancer in women targeted by screening, assessed by relative risks compared with historical control groups from screening regions, national control groups from non-screening regions, and historical national control groups.

So on Sept. 26, National Public Lands Day, there will be screenings in national parks across the country and one on the Ellipse in Washington.

We still have lots of amateur shows, and one-man shows like speakers but theatre/dance/classical music have all gone now and been replaced with the live screenings from National Theatre, Royal Opera House, etc.

It has been suggested that rather than using national campaigns to increase screenings, that BCAM efforts be used to raise funds for breast cancer research and facilitate social support for breast cancer patients and survivors [ 12].

Numerous studies have examined the determinants of cancer screening uptake, but few studies have analysed how these determinants have changed over time, particularly in response to the recent implementation of mass screenings and/or national programmes.