The phrase "a limited screening" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a screening process that has restrictions or is not comprehensive.
Example: "The study will involve a limited screening of participants to ensure that only those who meet specific criteria are included."
Alternatives: "a restricted screening" or "a selective screening".
"No!" On Thursday morning, the filmmaker, Brooklyn native, and grand marshal of the New York City Marathon Spike Lee was comfortably perched in Central Park offering a limited screening of what he announced was his latest "short, short joint".
On Thursday morning, the filmmaker, Brooklyn native, and grand marshal of the New York City Marathon Spike Lee was comfortably perched in Central Park offering a limited screening of what he announced was his latest "short, short joint".
Rare footage of a Beatles concert lost for 48 years is to be given a limited screening in the United States.
Currently, the rules state that to be considered in the documentary category, a film must show for at least one week in a theater, but some feel that studios can easily arrange a limited screening run to ensure their film's inclusion.
Directed by Carolino and photographed by Nana Buxani, Bunso was shown in December 2004 on a limited screening.
A limited screening of HFCS samples for mercury was initiated by the EHO and researchers at NIST found low levels of total mercury.
It features a combined dendrogram and spreadsheet configuration that allows a detailed analysis of the clustered molecules within a limited screen estate.
They should not allocate too many functions to a limited screen window while also ensuring that physicians do not have to switch pages too frequently.
However, this study presents a limited screen of polymorphisms in the CYP2D6 gene (13 ), and we cannot exclude the possibility that other alleles contribute to PQ tolerance.
A limited screen of p53 mutations did not identify well characterized loss-of-function mutants, however a larger and more comprehensive profiling with for example whole exome sequencing would be required to be certain of the true rate of p53 mutations in this tumor sub-type.
Visitors were allocated to a standard or limited screening protocol depending on reported sexual behaviour.
