Sentence examples for thorough screenings from inspiring English sources

The T.S.A. ordered more thorough screenings of passengers and their belongings, including more physical pat-downs.

Now that we have the means, medical organizations should be advocating for more thorough screenings.

Despite thorough screenings they could not obtain the desired type of mutants, which in their view suggested that the photoreceptor could be essential.

Some experts think the time has come for thorough heart screenings for all young athletes.

In a report to Congress this month, the State Department described problems slowing the processing of refugees, including "deteriorating security conditions in refugee camps, the inadequacy of medical facilities required to conduct thorough medical screenings, and concern about integrity, including fraud and corruption".

Participants underwent thorough health screenings every 3 months throughout the study, as previously reported.

However, the extensive degree of polymorphism observed in these genes makes it difficult to conduct thorough population screenings.

As had happened in the cases of Jared Loughner and Adam Lanza, the attribution of the disaster to mental illness has spurred calls for more thorough mental-health screenings of people seeking access to instruments of mayhem, and for more restrictions on those diagnosed with a mental illness.

Our findings give clear reason to speculate that mtDNA heteroplasmic frequency, distribution, and even its possible role in complex diseases or phenotypes could be severely underestimated, evoking the need for more thorough tissue-based screenings at different age groups to provide more comprehensive understanding about its biological and clinical importance.

Of these, 89 (50.3%) were ineligible on a medical basis after thorough medical and laboratory screenings were done.

Our new students will start school with thorough health, developmental and behavioral screenings, and we're required to provide whatever the children and families need -- both inside and outside the classroom: health and dental care, proper nutrition, mental health, education, disability services and help with housing.