Sentence examples for routinely scanning from inspiring English sources

While pelvic CT forms an integral part of initial staging, there is minimal value in routinely scanning the pelvis as part of the follow-up.

There was variation in recording of information from the specialist sector with one practice routinely scanning all letters while the other kept paper copies and wrote summaries into patient records.

The Megaports Initiative, as it is called, aims to have half of the world's maritime container cargo routinely scanned by 2015.

Maya Chayot, a communications major at the State University of New York at Purchase, routinely scans the blogs for photographs of models and stylists she admires.

On Tuesday, witnesses and officials said the attack started when three or four assailants on a pickup truck opened fire on a guard post at the gates of the hotel, where cars are routinely scanned for explosives.

Google, which has had a reputation of being less commercially oriented than other Internet companies, is also not alone in using software to peruse e-mail: Yahoo and other Web mail services routinely scan their customers' messages.

Even though the studios routinely scan their films at high resolutions (2K or 4K) when they create video masters, these much improved new editions go largely unseen by consumers: relatively few library titles have the commercial heft to justify a Blu-ray release, and cable outlets for this material are few and far between.

Patients are routinely scanned in the supine position with arm by the side.

Levels II and III are not routinely scanned, although large level II nodes can sometimes be seen [1].

To this end, companies routinely scan all the public information they can find about competitors, including annual reports, scientific papers, regulatory filings, and social media.

Google already doesn't do this for business users who subscribe to its G Suite services, but until now, it routinely scanned the inboxes of its free users to better target ads for them.