Sentence examples for started screening for from inspiring English sources

When blood banks nationwide started screening for the disease, in 2007, it was generally assumed that immigrants and their children were the only people at risk.

Moreover, the day after the meltdowns, Japanese authorities evacuated some 150,000 people living within 20 kilometers of the plant, and a week later they started screening for contaminated food.

Also, once started, screening for diabetic retinopathy will continue for life.

We therefore started screening for optimal time and conditions in which NK cells would respond to mycobacterial stimulation (Fig. 2).

In order to identify such SNAREs pertinent to ATG16L1 and mATG9 vesicle fusion, we started screening for the levels of the autophagy substrate p62 (Renna et al., 2011) in cells where different R-SNAREs were knocked down with siRNAs.

Since then, several additional states have started screening for SCID through similar methodologies, and it is currently estimated that over 2 million newborns have been screened for this deadly, but curable disorder.

"African-American men," he advises, "should start screening for prostate cancer at age 40".

Why do we only start screening for cervical cancer after age 25?

If early puberty is associated with depression, the implication is that pediatricians should start screening for depression earlier in girls who develop earlier.

The American Cancer Society recommends most adults start screening for colorectal cancer at age 50, unless there is a family history of the disease, in which case screenings are recommended at age 45.

But about half of people over 50, the recommended age to start screening for colorectal cancer, are either not adequately screened or not screened at all, in part because colonoscopy is invasive, uncomfortable, expensive and time-consuming.