The phrase "are applicable to screen" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing rules, guidelines, or features that can be applied or are relevant to a screen, such as a computer or television display.
Example: "The settings you adjusted are applicable to screen resolution and color calibration."
Alternatives: "relevant to the screen" or "pertinent to the display".
This is the highest level of multiplex genotyping reported thus far using MS, indicating that the approach might be applicable to screening a repertoire of genotypes in candidate genes as potential disease markers.
However, the conclusion from these models (i.e., that allowing only a small number of cases to enter a country would result in an epidemic of the same size as if travel restrictions were not in place) is applicable to screening.
Fourth, a surveillance population of individuals at increased risk was investigated and therefore we cannot be certain if our data are applicable to a screening population at average risk.
Particular emphasis is placed on activity assays which are applicable to high-throughput screening.
As for Apps in general, well, I think we'll see a basic stable of apps develop — things that are applicable to e-ink screens, probably features that the creators should have included.
(These domains are applicable to all types of mass screening and are adapted from the Dutch prenatal screening for Down syndrome[ 14]) and c) this person actually undergoes the test.
We have further shown that compounds identified through mESC-based screening are applicable to hPSCs.
As aptamer selection strategies allow RNA switches to be readily adapted to recognize new small molecules, these RNA-based screening techniques are applicable to a broad range of enzymes and metabolic pathways.
The model was specifically adapted to the Chinese context and applied different screening algorithms that are applicable to health care systems in rural China.
The assays and screening strategies described here are applicable to other phosphoinositide-metabolizing enzymes, at least several of which have major clinical relevance.
