Sentence examples for would have screened from inspiring English sources

But I found it disturbing that not only had neither set of parents heard of the disease (including Lisa Nash, who was a neonatal I.C.U. nurse), but apparently their doctors also had failed to give them a very simple blood test that would have screened for this genetic disease, along with others like Tay-Sachs.

If they had thought the movie would get a high Tomato Meter score, they would have screened it.

If we also screened those with a trabecular growth pattern, we would have screened a further 53 cases and found another 5 carriers (10%).

For our population-based sample of women with early-onset breast cancer, if BRCA1 screening had been restricted to those with a strong family history then we would have screened 71 cases and found 10 carriers (14%).

The application of the screening model to the subgroup of at-risk patients with "borderline" pulmonary hypertension (that is, mPAP, 20 to 24 mm Hg, and PCWP, ≤ 15 mm Hg) who do not currently satisfy Dana Point criteria for PAH, revealed that a high proportion of these patients (77.7%) would have screened positive.

Qualcomm said some Snapdragon devices appearing this year would have screens of 10 to 12 inches.

IF Caroline Cua's iPhone looked anything like her closet, where she keeps her dozens of pairs of shoes, she would have screen after screen of applications.

Thus we would not have screened anyone he was meeting with at that time," the statement said.

If instead we had screened those with a high mitotic index, we would still have screened 71 cases but found 23 carriers (32%), more than twice as many.

Assuming similar eligibility rates among SCAs who did not provide reliable screening logs, we estimate that 776 individuals would have been screened to have recruited 602 individuals (Fig.  1).

She said that if under-age women had come into the clinic, they would have been screened for violent or abusive relationships and referred to any necessary services.