Sentence examples for start to screening from inspiring English sources

African-Americans below 50 have higher rates of screening that younger White men and Hispanic men[ 4, 5], likely due to explicit recommendations for an earlier start to screening in this population[ 1].

Despite the later start to screening in England, the observed rates of stage IB+ cervical cancer are not greater (at ages 20 24 and 25 29 years) than those in Wales (Table 2).

Finally, Craigslist, the online classified advertising site, said it would start to screen its "adult services" ads.

As V BG is made more positive, free carriers start to screen the potential and the contrast becomes significantly reduced.

In the first step, we start to screen the databases for the most famous terms 'frugal innovation' and 'reverse innovation' in BSC and Google Scholar.

Frieden noted that blood banks in the affected area have started to screen for Zika virus infection.

Linkage studies failed to find a candidate gene, so the group "started to screen the entire genome randomly," Sarfarazi says, eventually settling on chromosome 2.

10 additional units started to screen for MRSA in high risk groups, however, 3 units stopped screening any patients for it.

In any case all the loci form a good starting set to screen several isolates and strains.

Norway was one of the first countries to start screening for elbow dysplasia (ED) in vulnerable breeds.

In 2003, the advice to women was to start screening within three years of sexual activity, but no later than 21.