Sentence examples for screening to work from inspiring English sources

If PID occurs immediately, or shortly after the initial lower genital tract infection, there is no opportunity for screening to work (Smith 2007; Herzog 2012).

However, the window of opportunity for mammography screening to work is considerably less than 340 days, because overdiagnosed tumours are generally small and screening predominantly catches small and slow-growing tumours (length bias).

For opportunistic screening to work, health workers in other departments need to be sensitised on the gravity of cervical cancer and to remember to refer all eligible women who come into their care for screening.

Sorting out the technical problems involved in getting the screen to work meant a seven-month delay for the opening.

All of this is infinitely easier to use than on a regular cellphone, because you've got a bright, colorful touch screen to work with.

The puck slid to Brad Stuart, who was about 20 feet behind Graves and suddenly had an imposing screen to work with.

Elias nudged a drop pass to Sykora, who was coming over the blue line behind him, and Sykora had a perfect screen to work with.

[Page B7.] The company also plans to increase the wages of its 7,000 checkpoint screeners -- in some cases, to more than twice the minimum wage that many of them are now paid -- and will hire a second screener to work at every X-ray machine that examines carry-on luggage.

The concept is neat in that it will tether to a BlackBerry and offer users a bigger screen to work with.

What the company learned was that just because it had more screen to work with, that didn't mean it should add unnecessary clutter.

A polarizer allows only one of the two to pass through, which is required for liquid-crystal display (LCD) screens to work but wastes at least 50% of the light.