Sentence examples for screening of postal from inspiring English sources

Similar screening of postal facilities and workers began only when an infection was reported late last week.

An Australia Post spokesperson confirmed to VICE that the "screening of postal articles for contraband" only happens at the border and is the "responsibility of the Department of Immigration and Border Protection, and the Department of Agriculture and Water Resources".

Nine (31 %) of the studies were household surveys, ten (34%%) were postal screening surveys or trials of postal screening, four (14%%) were school-based surveys, and six (21%%) used other methods (four combined postal invitation and clinic-based data collection, one used mixed sampling methods and one was a birth cohort study).

Our federal law enforcement agencies have no way to perform risk assessments on incoming postal shipments before they arrive and are forced to manually screen millions upon millions of postal parcels in an attempt to intercept these deadly drugs.

To determine the feasibility of postal multidimensional frailty screening instruments; 2. to identify the need for home visits to elderly.

Pilot objectives were to determine the feasibility of postal multidimensional frailty screening instruments and to identify the need for home visits to frail elderly.

A secondary objective is to compare different methods of administering a brief screening questionnaire (postal, lay or nurse) These three methods were chosen because they that had been advocated as part of an assessment process (14) (with obvious differences in cost implications) but no formal evaluation of their performance in a single trial has been carried out.

A sample (n = 709) from women who had defaulted from screening was also made available for HPV testing through the use of postal testing kits (either urine samples (n = 378) or self-taken swabs (n = 331)).

We planned to seek this consent at the time of postal invitation to participate sent with the invitation for a screening appointment, from women randomised both the control and intervention arms.

The use of postal questionnaires turned out to be a good and inexpensive method to screen elderly people – there were more than sufficient eligible persons to participate in the research project.

Hail to the trade union of postal and telecommunication workers!