Sentence examples for practices of screening from inspiring English sources

This is partly due to the scarcity of HIV-related data, a consequence of the voluntary nature of HIV status reporting and testing, and partly due to current practices of screening high risk populations through separate surveillance programs for HIV and TB.

Considerations relevant to the care of patients who are subject to a cirrhosis-independent pathway to HCC should lead to proposed changes in current widely-adopted practices of screening for HCC in patients with chronic HBV [ 27- 29].

The book is well organized, and proceeds through the evaluation of the scientific evidence in the context of the classic criteria for principles and practices of screening for disease established by Wilson and Junger in 1968 [ 6].

These practices of screening and negotiating the terms of transactions have been well documented as critical to sex workers' ability to control their health and safety, including protections from violence, abuse and HIV/STIs.

(But here's a pet peeve: the current practice of screening Warhol's films as DVDs is like hanging reproductions of paintings. The medium matters).

A12 State Dept. to End AIDS Tests The State Department is said to be preparing to end the practice of screening foreigners for H.I.V. as part of their application to work in American diplomatic missions.

The State Department is preparing to end the practice of screening foreigners for H.I.V., the virus that causes AIDS, as part of their applications to work in diplomatic missions, senior officials said today.

And the campaign has shown little interest in the time-honored practice of screening ads for the press before putting them on television or the Web in an effort to get an unpaid bounce and kick up coverage.

In its support of clinical xenotransplantation, NHMRC advocated the practice of screening source pigs and monitoring for infectious diseases without addressing the limitations of such procedures.

Pamela Jones, Groklaw's founder, cited the alleged US practice of screening emails from abroad and storing messages "enciphered or otherwise thought to contain secret meaning" for five years.

When men are in the building, newspaper is stuck on the windows to respect "purdah"—the religious practice of screening women from men or strangers.