Sentence examples for whether to screen from inspiring English sources
A 20th Century Fox executive said the studio was weighing whether to screen footage from Mr. Cameron's coming behemoth, "Avatar," his first narrative film since "Titanic" became the all-time box office champion 12 years ago.
Towns and communities often use the number of local children with a lead poisoning diagnosis to determine whether to screen all children (which the C.D.C. recommends) or implement other prevention strategies.
Blood banks would have to consider whether to screen donations for the implicated retroviruses.
Yet without such data, any opinion on whether to screen or not cannot be fully informed.
The question of whether to screen for antenatal toxoplasmosis in the UK is highly controversial.
Historically, the most hotly disputed issue in mammographic screening is whether to screen the age group 40 49.
Studies from both Europe and USA do not agree whether distance to screening site matters in terms of participation [ 8, 14- 16].
However, this observation cannot distinguish between whether the sense of being well informed prompted adherence to screening guidelines or whether adherence to screening guidelines prompted a sense of being well informed about breast cancer.
FPs were uncertain whether to routinely screen for lung cancer in their practices.
Finally, our analysis relies on intention to treat analyses, which combine all participants who were invited to screening whether or not they received screening.
Some doctors let their patients decide whether to be screened, and some men elect to skip the whole thing.
