Sentence examples for regular screening of from inspiring English sources

The new findings strengthen the case for providing HPV vaccine to young girls and for regular screening of sexually active girls to detect infection.

Still, there is something here to lift the heart of a film buff: the orphans are given a regular screening of "King Kong" and nothing else, so when Homer finally sees another movie — "Wuthering Heights" — he is unimpressed.

This week, after a regular screening of textbooks for secondary-school use, it emerged that every one of the geography, history and civics books approved by Mr Shimomura's ministry stresses the government's position on Japan's territorial disputes with its neighbours.

The American Academy of Pediatrics, British Society for Pediatric and Adolescent Rheumatology, and Royal College of Ophthalmologists have set guidelines for regular screening of JIA patients.

Guidelines for regular screening of diabetic retinopathy (DR) have been published in the Spanish and European literature since 1992, but screening for DR is still in its early stages in Spain.

Regular screening of osteoporosis as a preventive strategy might help maintain life quality with aging.

Patients with SAF should receive intensive cardiac therapy based on a multifactorial approach including tight ambulatory monitoring, regular screening for progression of coronary artery disease, optimum medical therapy of heart failure, and finally prophylactic implantation of a cardioverter defibrillator.

This highlights the importance of regular screening for psychosocial problems and exchange of information on psychosocial functioning between secondary and primary care professionals.

Furthermore, this highlights the importance of regular screening for psychosocial problems and exchange of information on psychosocial functioning between different health care providers and settings during the treatment and follow-up trajectory of cancer patients.

It is not yet known whether the benefits of regular screening for women with a family history of breast cancer (FHBC) outweigh the harms.

The investigators applied a regular screening program of an entire population of 25,000 while treating patients for diabetes and hypertension.