Sentence examples for role of screens from inspiring English sources
Children feel hurt by this lack of attention, says Catherine Steiner-adair, a clinical and consulting psychologist, who interviewed 1,000 children, along with many parents, teachers and young adults, about the role of screens in children's lives in researching her book, The Big Disconnect: Protecting Childhood and Family Relationships in the Digital Age.
The Bush administration today sought to scale back a Senate bill that would have federal workers assume the role of screening passengers and baggage at airports.
The intention proves impossible, ripped to shreds by the velociraptors, who descend into the role of screen heavies, no longer beasts but conscious movie monsters.
The solution may come with yesterday's return from the Africa Cup of Nations of Alex Song, who used the first half of the season to establish himself as a permanent replacement for Gilberto Silva in the role of screening midfield player.
These changes were present in 20percentt of the people studied and highlight the potential role of screening for the bone-thinning disease that mainly affects women after menopause, they said in the journal Lancet.
In its report, the panel found that existing rules used to approve many devices were never intended to play the critical role of screening out dangerous or ineffective products.
Urinary retention in a general rehabilitation unit: prevalence, clinical outcome, and the role of screening.
To assess the role of screening and prophylactic surgery for intestinal rotational abnormalities (IRAs) in asymptomatic patients with heterotaxy.
This document presents the conclusions of a European Consensus Conference on the role of screening and decolonisation in the control of MRSA infection.
The role of screening for asymptomatic coronary disease is established as a pretransplant procedure, but it is unclear whether this will be applicable to all patients with ESRD.
Research into the role of screening for problems in the parent child relationship in early childhood is sparse and little is known about how such problems are currently identified in the community.
