Sentence examples for adapted for screening from inspiring English sources
Howell and Davis's (2011) model that predicts whether stuttering in eight-year old children will persist or recover by teenage was adapted for screening school-aged children for risk of stuttering.
Such a device can be easily adapted for screening biomarkers in blood and body fluids (Fig. 3, bottom panel).
Intravascular ultrasound (IVUS) is most commonly adapted for screening, but current tools lack the ability for risk stratification based on grayscale plaque morphology.
A previously established method for determining the relative apparent solubility (thermodynamic activity) of proteins using polyethylene glycol (PEG) precipitation is adapted for screening and comparing monoclonal antibody (mAb) candidates where only limited quantities (≤1 mg) are available.
The EIA detection tool was previously translated and adapted for screening of early inflammatory arthritis in Arabic-speaking populations.
Because the patient in intensive care is not always able to communicate verbally, the CAM was adapted for screening intubated or artificially ventilated patients.
Her 1912 novel The Reef was adapted for screen in 1999, while a 2000 adaptation of her fifth novel The House of Mirth, starring Gillian Anderson, was released in 2000.
An engaging but utterly creepy book – now set to be adapted for screen – and another coup for Canongate.
Eight of her novels have been adapted for screen, either as films or television mini-series, including Hollywood Wives, starring Farrah Fawcett and Anthony Hopkins.
The combination of the old-fashioned family and the fresh approach to recycling captured the worldwide imagination when the books were adapted for screen.
It joins a highly select number of plays set in women's toilets, including When Women Wee by Rachel Hirons, adapted for screen in 2013, starring Sheridan Smith.
