Sentence examples for screening which was from inspiring English sources

AFI dean Jan Schuette said he had received many "passionate points of view" about the institution's screening, which was planned for Friday.

"When we went to the cast-and-crew screening, which was where I met him for the first time, Craig came up to me and said, 'You do realise we look an awful lot alike?' Quite funny.

He compared the potential damage caused by the WCA programme with large-scale programmes in the NHS such as breast screening, which was subject to rigorous assessment to avoid potential for harm, and warned: "This policy may have had serious adverse consequences for mental health in England, which could outweigh any benefits that arise from moving people off disability benefit.

The theater wasn't completely full for Ms. Hamilton's first public screening, which was disappointing given that Mr. Mackie, who's emerging as one of the finest actors working in American movies right now, and Ms. Washington, alone should have filled the house.

Despite universal blood donor screening, which was achieved in 1995 using the Cuban immunoassay system UMELISA HCV, the infection is still found in multi-transfused patients.

However, that of greenhouse screening was not identical to field screening, which was rather slightly shifted to an adjacent longitude band, i.e., 90-100°E 80-90°E 80-90°E. 3 c, g).

Otherwise, screening, which is quite literally looking for trouble, is apt to find just that.

Through regular screening, which is included our model, the possibility of the accumulation in the general population will be reduced.

A third form of screening, which is becoming increasingly common, is genetic testing.

This is a benefit of screening which is applicable to both military and civilian populations.

Overdiagnosis is an important potential disadvantage of screening, which is difficult to monitor in gradually introduced or opportunistic screening.