Sentence examples for take on screening from inspiring English sources

In other countries, practice nurses take on screening and brief intervention and this would be especially useful in rural and remote areas where there are shortages of doctors.

Stuart Knight, London We say: Bruce Robinson's tale of two down-and-out actors who go on holiday 'by mistake' has inspired a true cult following - from the pilgrims who make misguided pilgrimages to Penrith, to the stoners who play the Withnail Drinking Game (match every drink taken on screen - including lighter fluid!) with hospitalising results.

Dental landmarks were taken on screen on the scanned mandibular dental casts by the principal investigator (A.U).

In fact, for that film Mr. Hartnett made a vow of chastity that mirrored the one he took on screen.

Any interaction you take on the screen has to be worth you moving your hands from your work area to the view area, obscuring a portion of the content that you're viewing, and taking an action.

"Saved By The Bell" stars Leah Remini are Elizabeth Berkley are getting ready to take on the small screen together come September on "Dancing With The Stars".

For all the brightness on screen, its take on the world is a dark one.

In some countries, practice nurses take on the role of screening for health risk factors [ 45, 46].

Two views were taken on the first screen, a craniocaudal and an oblique.

A disadvantage of this study is that the breast measures may have been subject to measurement error since they were taken on digitized film-screen mammograms (FSMs).

Cost-effectiveness is only one of the issues which needs to be considered when taking decisions on screening implementation.