Sentence examples for rules of screening from inspiring English sources

Our results suggest new rules of screening HCC in HIV+/HCV+ pts with advanced liver disorders.

A spokesperson for the Football Association refused to give a detailed comment on the rules of screening but added that while the Premier League had standard rules, many clubs had their own health policies.

Ironically, she was following one of the primary rules of screen acting: be solid and reflective so that the audience can read your thoughts.

For some people such manipulation is a violation of the integrity of the filmed image, an affront to the rules of screen realism laid down by the French theorist André Bazin in the 1940s and '50s.

Furthermore, we cannot rule out overestimation of screening effects due to publication bias, even though there was no indication of relevant publication bias in the funnel plots.

The court also rules that a method of screening for potential cancer therapeutics by tracking their effects on cell growth rates is patentable, contrary to the view of a lower court.

Because stage IB+ cancer is rare in young women, however, the confidence intervals are wide and our data do not rule out the possibility of screening in women aged 20-24 beffectivectine in reducing stage IB+ cancer in women aged 25-27.

For breast and cervical cancer screening examinations, explicit policy rules exist detailing the frequency of screening examinations depending on age limits, cancer history of first-degree relatives and screening examinations in previous years.

THE CONSTITUTIONAL RESPONSE: The U.S. Supreme Court has never ruled directly on the constitutionality of screening passengers at the nation's airports, but has suggested in cases involving other kinds of searches that airport searches are vital to public safety.

Sean Penn won the best actor prize in 2009 for his portrayal of the slain gay politician Harvey Milk, and Michael Douglas would have been a likely contender for next year's awards had Steven Soderbergh's Liberace biopic, Behind the Candelabra, not fallen foul of Oscars rules by screening on TV first in the US.

"He has yet to understand the rules of the screen, Zemmour.