Sentence examples for screenings are not from inspiring English sources

But colorectal cancer remains the second-leading cancer killer of men and women combined in the U.S., and about 22 million people who should be screened haven't been, or their screenings are not up to date in accordance with the suggested guidelines.

Not that you'd know it if you've seen the now ubiquitous, scaremongering adverts for private health screening companies, which warn readers that "preventative screenings are not available on the NHS".

This research also provides a crude upper bound estimate for the amount of overuse of the colorectal cancer screening tests in the ages where asymptomatic screenings are not recommended.

Critics also point out that companies that conduct background screenings are not necessarily perfect.

But over the past few years, it's become increasingly clear that these screenings are not all they're cracked up to be.

Travelers in the midst of another holiday season of shuffling shoeless through seemingly interminable airport security lines may find it difficult to imagine a future where screenings are not only speedy but thorough.

These and other series bring movies to New York that aren't in commercial release — but editorial policy, which follows Academy policy, is such that these screenings aren't considered releases, and therefore the movies that are shown there once or a handful of times aren't reviewed widely.

Integrity, the temp firm that helps staff Amazon's warehouses, is arguing that the screenings aren't "integral and indispensable" to the work, and that therefore it shouldn't have to pay workers for the time.

But the screenings were not to be.

8 RESIDENT EVIL: EXTINCTION, which opens today, is not reviewed because advance screenings were not held in time for critics.

While it's possible that some screenings were not properly documented, the findings suggest that patients tend to over-report their screening levels.