Sentence examples for the normal screening from inspiring English sources
"I just got caught up in the normal screening they were doing, because of the nature of my job".
A military spokesman said after the publication of KSM's letter that the document "arguably had a legal character," but nevertheless should have been treated as "non-legal mail" subject to the normal screening process.
In fact, due to ethical and practical considerations, efforts have been specially made so as not to delay or interrupt the normal screening processes, so that the only alternative for evaluating the effects of peer review has been to assess surrogate variables.
Over the 6 years of the study three false negative outcomes were identified from 2,264 cases returned to the normal screening round from the consensus process.
In the green zones (risk CIN2+ <2%, risk CIN3+<1%), one can accept referring a patient to the normal screening schedule.
Return of these women to the normal screening programme is potentially unsafe, which underlines the need for improved and more specific guidelines in Norway in management of women with ASC-US or LSIL repeat cytology.
See, if Apple were to build a smaller iPad, chances are it'd be built using the normal screen assembly technology that allows for the iPad 2's incredibly thin profile.
You should be back to the normal screen with the blinking cursor.
We further divided the cancers into groups (six month intervals) according to the time between the date of diagnosis and the date of the last normal screening examination, to explore the hypothesis that more rapidly growing cancers arising shortly after a normal screening mammogram have a poorer prognosis.
For the purpose of the study we classified women as having interval cancer if breast cancer was diagnosed within two years and two months of the last normal screening mammogram but before invitation to the next screening.
The previous normal screening mammograms for each case were digitised and volumetric breast density measured in the CC view using a calibrated step-wedge imaged alongside the breast.
