Sentence examples for one-time screening from inspiring English sources

Lovers of animation of all kinds are highly encouraged to head over to the New Museum on Nov. 17 for "Aboveground Animation," a one-time screening of 20 new cutting-edge animated short films.

In the meantime, check out the trailer for Ocean Waves and mark December 28 on your calendar for its debut at New York's IFC Center and a one-time screening at the Chinese Theater in LA.

Medicare has covered a one-time screening ultrasound for new male enrollees with a familial or smoking history since 2007.

INTERVENTIONS: A one-time screening intervention.

Screening every five years, as compared with a one-time screening program, cost 57,138 dollars per quality-adjusted life-year, but was more attractive in settings with a high incidence of infection.

The U.S. Preventative Services Task Force USPSTFF) has endorsed a one-time screening of all Americans born from 1945 to 1965 (i.e. baby boomers) for HCV because 75percentt of people living with HCV are in this age range.

Samsung will also throw in free Galaxy Buds (worth $159) and a 50% discount on a one-time screen replacement valid for one year.

"I remember our first million-dollar day," says Matt Stinchcomb, an old friend of Kalin, one-time screen-printer, and now Etsy's European director.

Stories of Robert De Niro baling out of an innocuous Radio Times interview (he complained about the "negative inference" of Emma Brockes's questions) suggested that the one-time screen great's latest vehicle is an embarrassment-causing stinker.

Our analyses estimate that one-time screen policies would improve life expectancy by approximately 0.10 years.

Thus far, most studies of diet, including meat and meat-related exposures, and colorectal adenoma have been for prevalent lesions discovered at a one-time screen (Tseng et al, 1996; Sinha et al, 1999, 2001, 2005c; Chan et al, 2005; Gunter et al, 2005; Shin et al, 2007; Ferrucci et al, 2009; Burnett-Hartman et al, 2011; Fu et al, 2011; Wang et al, 2011).