Sentence examples for rigorous screening program from inspiring English sources
It is not unreasonable to expect a rigorous screening program to prevent entry of people seeking to harm Americans.
Because of the diverse backgrounds and legal circumstances among this population at high risk for TB, adoption of a more rigorous screening program is necessary.
The finding of asymptomatic low-level PCR reactivation of EBV in both treated and untreated patients was unexpected and may reflect the differential sensitivity of our EBV viral PCR assay as well as our rigorous screening program to ensure patient safety.
Websites need to crack down on ads for exotics and, at the very least, mandate full health records and rigorous screening programs before any animal is ever sold.
Cervical cancer is the second-most-fatal cancer in women worldwide, and the incidence rate is significantly higher in developing nations due to the absence of rigorous screening programs [ 17].
Mr. Liebman said the quality of the acting would be high, considering the rigorous screening of program applicants and the weeding-out process during four years of study.
But the campaign experienced one public relations setback when a soldier who had been featured in one of the first Army of One commercials, Richard P. Lovett, voluntarily withdrew from a rigorous 24-day screening program for the Special Forces.
Another 700 lose interest after the initial training session or are eliminated through the program's rigorous screening process.
Before home managers are accepted into such a program, they usually undergo a rigorous screening process.
A person wishing to become an astronaut must file a formal application with NASA and undergo a rigorous screening process consisting of personal interviews, medical evaluations, and orientation to the space program.
Published ahead of print in Endocrinology on 25 June 2012, the statement focuses on the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) Endocrine Disruptor Screening Program (EDSP) to illustrate how fundamental endocrinology principles might be incorporated into more rigorous screens for endocrine activity.
