Sentence examples for screening has begun from inspiring English sources

A very simple and cheap form of screening has begun to be introduced – and now there is the possibility of a vaccination programme against the sexually transmitted human papilloma virus (HPV) that causes most cervical cancers.

"We would be happy to provide a status update to the subcommittee staff," Mr. George assured Mr. Issa after telling him that the audit of tax-exempt screening had begun.

ABC News reported that Mr. Holmes wore a bulletproof vest and a "riot-type mask" as he entered the theater and opened fire early Friday morning shortly after the movie screening had begun.

After enhanced screening had begun, only 4 TB cases (1 MDR TB), were found among 5,705 resettled refugees.

The process of taking a world out of the pages of a book, and putting it on to the screen has begun.

Reports of "loose screens" have begun occurring almost since the devices first arrived.

The iOS lock screen and home screen have begun to look quite static.

Large-scale RNAi-based screens have begun to play a critical role in defining sets of genes that regulate specific cellular processes [ 27].

Third, as colon cancer screens have begun to be implemented and as effective chemotherapies proliferated during the 1990s for stage III colon cancer and more recently for stage II disease [ 20- 22], evidence has mounted that the best care, from initial screening, through diagnostic investigations to follow-up care, is more accessible to people with higher SES [ 9, 22- 29].

Such diagnostic delays may be reduced by a proposed national programme of screening, which has begun in pilot regions.

A year and a half later, all the screen time has begun to pay off.