Sentence examples for screenings would be from inspiring English sources

Consequently, such screenings would be expensive.

Perhaps the authors could have explained how preventative screenings would be adequately provided, rather than implying that annual visits are an unnecessary social and psychological crutch for patients.

If the agency answered those questions before investing in the latest biometric technology or scanners, maybe tomorrow's airport screenings would be markedly better than today's.

The screenings would be in addition to the current practice, in which candidates for undercover work are observed by supervisors in field situations to see how they cope.

In his psychological broadside Rosebud, David Thomson expressed the wish that Welless Don Quixote not be released because, given its tattered legend, actual screenings would be so deflating.

Given that half the day's screenings would be of Police Academy 3: Back in Training or similar, and that Hollywood movies dominated the screens to the near-total exclusion of anything else, perhaps not.

Between films there was a chance to meet people whose only connection is a shared love of classic cinema, leading to discussions on everything from Clara Bow's real-life exploits and Charles Boyer's career choices to the best place to get a sandwich between screenings (that would be the Musso and Frank Grill at 6667 Hollywood Boulevard).

Hingson (2010) suggested that if schools implement such screenings, there would be an impact at the campus level through referral to empirically supported interventions.

If the tests would entice a previously unscreened segment of the population to adhere to screening, the no-screening strategy would be the relevant comparator for these people.

"I used to go screenings and people would be yawning or you'd hear witty comments like 'Has it started yet?'," says Mark Webber, who programmes for the BFI London film festival's Experimenta strand.

For these insert-screening assays, it would be necessary to include DNA extracts from eggs and sperm that have been separated from supporting tissues, since inserts in the germ cells would be required for heritable immunity.