Sentence examples for tests to screen from inspiring English sources

It is standard practice for laboratories to use rapid tests to screen for families of bacteria and viruses.

Last month the task force advised against routine prostate-specific antigen (PSA) tests to screen for prostate cancer.

The nation's first case of mad cow disease has led to urgent calls for more and better tests to screen animals at the slaughterhouse door.

In contrast, European countries use five approved tests to screen a million cattle a month -- one in every four brought to slaughter.

To counter "radical Islamic terrorism," Trump called for sweeping measures that include the "extreme, extreme vetting" of immigrants, and ideological tests to screen immigrants for "hostile attitudes".

He then talked in some detail about fighting a lawsuit that accused New York City of using discriminatory tests to screen candidates for the Fire Department.

Because of recent scandals across corporate America, some companies are scrambling for tests to screen out people who are unsuitable for top executive spots.

The L.P.G.A. Tour announced Wednesday that it would begin conducting random tests to screen golfers for performance-enhancing drugs when the season begins in January.

His father's illness, the mayor added, was the reason he made sure to have regular blood tests to screen for elevated levels of prostate-specific antigens, or P.S.A.

Other medical groups, including the American Cancer Society and the American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, have for years been discouraging tests to screen for ovarian cancer.

The supply-driven model typically associated with Canada, Australia and New Zealand uses points-tests to screen in favour of prospective migrants with desirable characteristics who put themselves forward for consideration.