Sentence examples similar to a restricted screening from inspiring English sources

For example, Apple even once blocked all apps that were doing live video recording, if you can believe that, because they initially had to take advantage of a restricted screen capture API in order to function.

Some population-based questionnaire studies have used a neutral screening question such as "Have you had a headache during the last year?" [e.g., 10], whereas other studies have used a more restricted screening question like "Have you suffered from headache during the last year?" [2, 6, 12].

Both Microsoft's Bill Gates and Steve Jobs of Apple restricted screen time for their offspring.

Apparently, the way these streaming apps work is using a restricted API (a screen capture API) to get around the fact that Apple doesn't grant them access to the video APIs for live capture and streaming.

By targeted testing of 38 genes and non-restricted screening of protein levels, we found that mRNA expression of 16 of 38 quantified genes and quantities of 9 peptides/proteins were significantly up-regulated in worker-reared (putative gyne-destined) vs. foundress-reared (putative worker-destined) fifth instar larvae of Polistes metricus.

Three alternative FIT roll-out scenarios were also investigated relating to age-restricted screening (55 64 years) and staggered age-based roll-out across the 55 74 age group.

However, our results contrast sharply with a recent Math1 driven tissue-restricted screen of a more penetrant Ptch+/- model [ 30] where tumour latency was reduced from 8to2.5.5 months, a high frequency of metastases (80%) was observed, and divergent primary and metastatic insertional mutation signatures were defined.

In general, expanding screening is discussed among a restricted number of medical and health-policy experts in advisory bodies.

Also setting too high of a baseline severity requirement can increase screening costs because of the added difficulty of identifying a restricted pool of eligible subjects (e.g., lower percentage of subjects with severe symptoms).

Owning a pistol requires a restricted license in Canada, which means that police in Bissonnette's case the Sûreté du Québec would screen a person for mental health issues, violence, a criminal record, and would check in with at least two character references.

"It's a restricted market.