Sentence examples for screenings because of from inspiring English sources

Our findings were consistent with a cost study of a colorectal cancer screening programme which showed that repeated screenings cost less than initial screenings because of the lower prevalence of disease in the rescreening group as opposed to first-time participants [ 31].

Studies of CRC screening in women indicate no differences by sexual orientation [ 12, 13], with one study noting that women who ever changed or avoided the facility at which they received screenings because of their sexual orientation were less likely to be adherent to screening guidelines [ 13].

In another sequence, the bombastic General Turgidson absurdly claims that it is unfair to criticize the U. S. Air Force's human reliability screenings "because of a single slipup" that let an insane general have his own bomber wing.

"Crimson Gold," about the life of one marginal citizen of the Iranian capital, has been banned there, even for private screenings, because of its sharply critical look at Iranian society under the mullahs.

Disney on Tuesday reversed its decision barring Los Angeles Times critics from press screenings because of what the entertainment company had called "unfair coverage" of its business ties.

The Huffington Post has reported that she quietly drove the charity's controversial decision to cut off grants to Planned Parenthood for breast cancer screenings because of her own opposition to abortion rights.

They're rarely unveiled at film festivals or given long-lead screenings, because their element of spectacle is its own news.

He sued the Transportation Security Agency over its use of body scanners and exhorts audiences to opt out of security screenings — not because of radiation or because they are ineffective but because, as he says, it's worth preserving the right to opt out.

We've had lots of activist groups and universities do screenings because people are asking, "what kinds of activism are effective?

Some safety advocates oppose a widespread implementation of EKG screenings because they want the money spent on hiring certified athletic trainers in high schools.

The "Jeune Fille" screenings provoked interest because of "Romance," Ms. Breillat's mournful treatise on sexual encounters, which was released last year and stirred a sensation of its own because of its explicit sex.