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91 The substrate used was an alcohol fixed neutrophil rich preparation with patient sera screened at a dilution of 1:20.

92 Some may find it inconvenient to take the time off work to be screened.

93 There are barriers in front of the centre, and people going in are carefully screened.

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94 You Bet Your Life, which has been screened on Channel 4, was dropped due to poor ratings.

95 The screening programme cost ￡10 per patient screened and ￡1000 per patient requiring laser treatment.

96 After some reconnoitring he found what he wanted: an unattended taxi on a parking lot screened by buildings.

97 High up in the sky was a protective layer of gas that screened out dangerous ultraviolet rays from the sun.

98 Doctors recommend that women over 50 be screened for breast cancer.

99 The Miami Police Department, for example, screened applicants for the department with an allegedly biased test.

100 They are then sent on placements to local firms who are carefully screened before being chosen.

101 A mobile screening unit is currently in Darlington and aims to have screened all women over 50 in the area by 1993.

102 Because of the risk of potential toxicity(sentencedict.com), patients have to be carefully screened so that the drug is not inappropriately prescribed.

103 Blood Transfusion Currently all blood donors are initially screened and blood is not accepted from high risk individuals.

104 Employing one or several people to answer calls, so that they are screened for their relevance.

105 It will be screened in the first instance for Tory Party workers throughout Britain.

106 The eastern regional news programme includes a series of short features screened on the last Wednesday of each month.

107 Many other substances were screened for antiviral activity and a few drugs with limited clinical application were found.

108 Blood banks have routinely screened for HIV infection since 1985, when the first blood tests for the virus became available.

109 If you receive blood in the United Kingdom it will already have been screened for HIV.

110 Take off the cover and a single skilfully laid out, screened ground plane, printed circuit board is revealed.

111 A U251 cDNA library was screened with bacterial lysate absorbed polyclonal antiserum against human tenascin.

112 The box is screened so you can't see into it, giving the bird some privacy.

113 All donors are screened for known transmissible diseases.

114 The dense forest screened the guerrillas'movements.

115 The first term is the screened Coulomb repulsion.

116 We have screened our porch to keep out mosquitoes.

117 All donated blood is screened for HIV.

118 All of the tugboat is blue - screened.

119 The candidates are being screened.

120 Her bed was screened off from the other patients.