Sentence examples for a minimal screening from inspiring English sources

"At best, it is a minimal screening tool in an atmosphere where there are not that many people interested in taking the test," Professor O'Donnell said.

The map also defines a minimal screening set of 325 highly informative well-spaced markers, to be used in the initiation of genome-wide scans [ 1].

Glass itself has a minimal screen, overlaying information according to where we are and what we need to do, whether directions or search results, but this augmented view of the world, projecting contextual information, offers a more immersive way of interacting with the digital world, your movements perhaps tracked by a Microsoft Kinect-like camera tracking your gestures and instructions.

Initial crystals from a minimal screen were optimized and the protein to protease ratio adjusted, and excellent crystals were obtained from which the structure was solved to 1.9 Å resolution (PDB code 3CQV; Pardee et al, submitted).

Finally, by using a small number of insertion/deletion (indel) markers, each of which is specific to a recombination block, we identified a putative locus for soybean hilum color with minimal screening.

The same advantages apply for the construction of multiple mutants by crossing of strains with different gene deletions, which is now possible with considerably less hands-on time and minimal screening effort compared to a transformation approach.

The goal of this study was to test whether repair of a temperature-sensitive lethal point mutation could be used as an alternate co-conversion marker, as such an approach could in theory provide robust selection, minimal screening, and no requirement for outcrossing or meiotic segregation of marker alleles/mutations.

The new visa waiver restrictions aim to ensure that people with ties to countries thought to pose a terror threat cannot travel to the U.S. with minimal screening.

Designing a system to evaluate the ethical acceptability of studies that pass this minimal screening function raises more challenging conceptual and practical difficulties.

Indeed a situational analysis done in 5 countries in east, central and southern Africa found minimal screening activities despite available facilities for Pap smear in 95% of sampled health units [ 20].

However, the group in which patients were offered feedback and a chance to discuss psychosocial issues with staff, regardless of their distress score, demonstrated a small (< 1 point) but significant decrease in distress relative to patients receiving minimal screening or no access to screening results.