Sentence examples for screening that were from inspiring English sources

The new federal rules on airport screening that were scheduled to be issued in mid-September were devised after the crash of TWA Flight 800 off Long Island in July 1996.

"But we tried that, tried doing security checks on passengers, and a left-right coalition said, 'You can't trust the government with this.' " Mr. Baker was referring to several proposals for advanced screening that were scrapped during the Bush administration after travel industry and civil liberties groups objected.

Furthermore, there have been advances in the analysis of quantitative computed tomography (QCT) including finite element analysis, QCT of the hip, DXA-equivalent hip measurements, and opportunistic screening that were not included in the previous ISCD positions.

Third, the progress notes data produced estimates of screening that were consistently closest to those from adjudication, suggesting that the details from progress notes are important for accurate indication classification.

Supporters of screening as well as those who had doubts about or objections to screening formulated prerequisites for screening that were often directly related to overcoming the perceived drawbacks.

Two large U.S. studies utilizing automated cervical cytology [ 47] and medical claims [ 102] databases revealed annual proportions of privately insured women receiving cervical cancer screening that were lower than those estimated from nationally representative self-reported data for all women (privately insured, publicly insured and uninsured) [ 104].

Friends took me to a screening that was part of MOMA's "Tokyo 1955-1970: A New Avant-Garde" exhibit.

This chapter examines the elements of screening that are required to make progress with decision making.

For more on the secret screening that wasn't, head to Hollywood Elsewhere.

Gaumont built an area for the screening that was over 100000 sqft.

They opted, instead to attend the New York screening that was held the same night.