Sentence examples for screening that it from inspiring English sources

It means that the implicit promise of screening — that it will discover killer cancers before they metastasize — is not true.

So stirred was a crowd at a recent screening that it roared "God is Great!" as the sword-wielding Ottomans scaled Istanbul's forbidden walls.

APOPO, with funding from the United States Agency for International Development (USAID,) plans to recruit and train more rats to carry out prison screening that it expects to be faster and more reliable than existing methods.

But Fox telegraphed the seriousness of its drive on behalf of "Moulin Rouge!" last autumn by putting on a star-studded screening that it no doubt hoped would attract and impress potential Oscar voters.

BBC controller of drama commissioning, Ben Stephenson, pointed out in a speech before the screening that it was almost 40 years since the last version of Poldark, stressing: "It ain't a remake, it's an adaptation of some truly brilliant books.

An associate professor of genetics at Yale University, Piero Rinaldo, testified to the Massachusetts panel on newborn screening that it affected about one baby in 10,000 and led to death 30percentto50percentcent of the time when a baby had its first crisis, "fatalities which would be prevented with almost no exceptions by simple dietary treatment and basic preventive measures".

For some reason the eye misses things on the small screen that it catches on paper.

For the truck, IBM bought a 12-foot-long exterior screen that it said was one of the largest high-definition displays ever mounted to a vehicle.

On Monday morning, Veterans Day, I was so focused on my computer screen that it seemed that the rest of the world had disappeared.

When you don't see the source of the sound, there's an implied screening that makes it less apparent.

"If the education department said all secondary schools should be offering access to chlamydia screening, that would make it so much easier.