The phrase "a screen to understand" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a metaphorical or literal tool that helps clarify or interpret information.
Example: "The diagram served as a screen to understand the complex data presented in the report."
Alternatives: "a lens for comprehension" or "a filter for clarity."
Thus, we used the zebrafish to perform the DUB genes "loss-of-function" screen to understand their developmental functions.
A sensitivity analysis was conducted on the frequency of screening to understand the most effective screening interval period.
By facilitating the rapid identification of mutated genes, our mapping strategy removes a primary obstacle to the widespread use of powerful chemical mutagenesis screens to understand fundamental biological phenomena.
First to develop a consensus on what is known about men's experiences and involvement in antenatal screening, second to understand whether screening is an appropriate way to engage uninvolved men in pregnancy and third to identify areas requiring further research.
The motivation for this screen is to understand the genetic network(s) involved in heat shock (HS) sensing and signal transduction.
It is now possible to screen populations to understand specific frequencies and distributions, and to compare sequences of entire mtgenomes in order to have a comprehensive characterization of sample material.
The film critic Mark Kermode often talks about the moment when he realises he's in safe hands at a screening, and comes to understand that the film he's about to review is going to be fantastic, and that he can sit back, relax and begin to enjoy himself.
Spectral studies can be a simple and useful screening gate to understand more of the mechanisms action of PSs used for wastewater disinfection.
After starting your album, you give it a title, click next, then, on a very easy to understand screen, you answer three key questions related to privacy: Where?
