Sentence examples for programme screening from inspiring English sources

Hospitals were assigned to enhanced hand hygiene (using the WHO multimodal hand hygiene promotion programme), screening for colonization with contact precautions and decolonization (if needed), or both.

We then imposed a two-yearly screening programme; screening women aged 50-69, to run for twenty years, with exponentially distributed lead time with an average of 40 months in screen-detected cancers.

As regards generalisibility of the results to the NHS cervical screening programme, the ratio of borderline nuclear abnormalities to mild recruitment smear results among participants (1.8 1) was close to that reported for the programme screening age group in 2004-5 (1.9:1).

If you have caught a glimpse of Science Shack new Open University programme screening on BBC2 on Fridays at 7 30 p.m., you'll understand where I'm coming from.

Levels of health resource use associated with the falls prevention programme, screening (both attributed to intervention arm only) and other health-care contacts were monitored.

The programme, screened last month, raised allegations of abuse in Medway, which is run by private firm G4S.

The primary care trusts so far involved in the programme screened 60,698 young people between April 2004 and March 2005, only 12.5% of them men.

The poem was read in a short clip on a late-night programme screened on the German state broadcaster ZDF at the end of last month.

As the American playwright and British Museum trustee Bonnie Greer said on the programme, screened on 22 October: the idea of 'indigenous' people just doesn't exist.

From 1998 to 2002 the programme screened almost 36 000 schoolchildren, in six districts, treating 1280 cases of human fascioliasis.

Now Xinhua, the party's wire agency, is moving into television, with short programmes screened outside embassies, in supermarkets and on 3G phones.