Sentence examples for routinely screening from inspiring English sources

Since there is no precedent for routinely screening so many people with X-rays — other than in prisons — there are a lot of unknowns.

In its order on Thursday, the agency criticized I.S.S. for not having strict checks on employees, including providing training and routinely screening staff e-mails for potential abuses.

Dr. Gary N. Fox, who practices dermatology in Defiance, Ohio, a farming area where skin cancers are rampant, also sees little to be gained from routinely screening people who do not have risk factors for skin cancer.

Despite recommendations against routinely screening for hidden prostate cancer with the prostate-specific antigen (PSA) test, many men have continued to do so, according to national survey findings reported in JAMA Internal Medicine.

Due to advances in material science and synthetic biology, now biosensor technology holds the promise to close this gap and, although not included yet in routinely screening programs, fulfill the necessary requirements to sustain a coherent and global strategy to assess the state of environmental pollution.

Routinely screening for IgA deficiency in order to avoid a false-negative diagnosis is quite costly.

Cells are routinely screened for mycoplasma contamination.

Consequently, they are not routinely screened.

Should young American athletes be routinely screened for sudden death?

"Children are not being routinely screened for PTSD," she added.

Should high-school and college athletes be routinely screened for heart conditions?