Sentence examples for worldwide screening from inspiring English sources

She is the daughter of an electrician and her mum, the night before we met, was marvelling at her role in the live worldwide screening of Sleeping Beauty.

In this review, we summarize the results of worldwide screening for cultivars with resistance to brown spot, bacterial seedling rot and bacterial grain rot and we discuss the identification of QTLs conferring resistance to these diseases in order to provide useful information for rice breeding programs.

Unfortunately data on worldwide screening tendencies or prostate specific antigen (PSA) use is unavailable.

It remains unclear why this objective, language-independent test would perform better in these subgroups, but it is an important observation and does have implications on the role of CFF as a worldwide screening tool for MHE, particularly when the sensitivity is only 54% in the non-European, compared with 75% in the European subgroups.

Baahubali 2 opened on only a fraction of the number of domestic and worldwide screens that Fate of the Furious did.

Worldwide neonatal screening programs have been successful in decreasing childhood mental retardation related to CH by early detection and treatment.

The new reagents are easier to synthesize than the previous reagents and have been made on the multigram scale appropriate to support worldwide newborn screening.

Finally, the reagents are designed with ease of synthesis in mind, thus permitting scale-up preparation to support worldwide newborn screening of lysosomal storage diseases.

The latter has been addressed in Japan, where the incidence of gastric cancer is one of the highest worldwide, and screening programmes have been developed to diagnose lesions early, improving the 5-year survival rates to 95%.

It has also been proposed as one of the principal tools to be used worldwide for screening purposes as well as in clinical assessment and cross-cultural comparisons [ 23].

In summary, the available evidence suggests that, worldwide, the screening rates of FDRs of CRC patients in accordance with guideline recommendations rarely exceed 50percentt, well short of rates likely to be necessary for reducing CRC incidence and mortality on a population basis.