Sentence examples for screen supportive from inspiring English sources

This is still the classy, clean Audi A3, with a sharp, thin pop-up multi-media screen, supportive seats and plenty of room for four adults.

Our SCNAT-IP will allow screening for supportive care needs that are specific to Indigenous cancer patients' and greatly inform targeted policy development and practice.

Women who participated in the study at treatment clinics received the following intervention: (1) integrated IPV and health screening; (2) supportive care; (3) safety planning and harm reduction counseling; (4) supportive referrals; and (5) booster counseling sessions at three months post baseline.

Importantly, the Z' factor [31] remained essentially constant throughout the screen (Figure 2A), supportive of a highly stable assay.

Of the 63 sources with a position on screening, 29% of those deemed supportive of screening and 46% of those deemed not supportive of screening did not cite either of the main findings specific to harm or benefit, and instead cited the trial for other reasons such as more minor findings (e.g., retention rate) or the use of particular methods.

Screened individuals were supportive of the program.

Even when female health workers are not directly involved in referring patients for breast cancer screening, they play an important role in creating an environment supportive of screening behaviors by offering positive role models.

An exchange regarding early casting controversy rating women sought on an A-D level was had in addition to the limited screen time of the supportive, self-assured, and thoughtful mates of Dr. Dre, Ice Cube, and Eazy E portrayed by the various actresses.

This information is necessary to guide development of policies around supportive needs screening tools and to enable prioritisation of support services for patients with CLD.

This information is necessary to guide development of policies around supportive needs screening tools and to enable prioritisation of support services for these patients.

Conclusion: Adherence to colorectal cancer screening is based on supportive 'patient physician' dialogue that is separate from assistive 'patient family member' relations.