Sentence examples for screen for examination from inspiring English sources

Maintenance of privacy via a separate room or screen for examination or delivery was a significant determinant of satisfaction with maternal health services in Bangladesh and India [ 18, 36, 37].

Authorial sleights of hand allowed by moving pictures – all that visual background to hide details in; the fleeting blink-and-miss-it nature of the medium itself – cannot be replicated in prose fiction, where there is no background beyond the flat surface of the words, and where those words stay frozen on their paper screen allowing for examination.

Typically, this involves using a mouse or keyboard to translate through a stack of parallel slices, sequentially displaying each in turn on a 2D screen for detailed examination.

By following such indicative rules, numerous amino acid combinations can be effectively screened for further examination of novel peptide design.

The survey team referred 206 children (3.3% of those screened) for clinical examination (Table 1).

The participants are screened for clinical examination eligibility by the project coordinator, and those who are unable to walk (with or without walking aids) and/or do not speak or understand Norwegian language are excluded for the clinical examination.

The process of wave analysis by PANN consists previously of data capturing, adaptation of the values for screen examination, elimination of the negative cycle, and normalization of the values for PANN analysis.

GHC also maintains databases of mammograms performed at GHC with dates of each mammogram, indications for examination (screening or diagnostic), type of evaluation (standard screening or diagnostic), results, and recommendations.

This screening protocol is suitable for examination of larger groups of laboratory Beagle dogs for PD and our findings indicate that diseased dogs are identified with a high degree of sensitivity.

This screening protocol is suitable for examination of larger groups of laboratory Beagle dogs and our findings indicate that diseased dogs are identified with a high degree of sensitivity.

It is sensible for our estimation to consider how screening behaviour was in the past time and the recommended time interval for a screening examination (eg, for breast and cervical cancer screening examinations the recommended 3-year intervals), because there is an increased likelihood of participating in a screening examination after the recommended time interval.