The phrase "area screen" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to technology, design, or user interfaces, typically referring to a display or interface that covers a specific area.
Example: "The new software features an area screen that allows users to customize their workspace more effectively."
Alternatives: "display area" or "screen area".
Quantitative estimations will be given, based on a novel apparatus designed for large area screening at single molecule sensitivity.
A higher area screening rate (for BC, CRC) is associated with significantly lower odds of late-stage diagnosis for both BC and CRC (respectively).
Both of these regulations proved to be significant predictors in the models, and interacted significantly with local area conditions such as poverty or managed care penetration to predict area screening rates.
Using SEER-Medicare data, studies have examined low SES, marital status, race or ethnicity, distance to closest provider, managed care penetration, area screening rates, or residence in a racially segregated community as predictors of late-stage diagnosis [7, 8].
Those who said there was only just enough privacy varied between 7% and 25% depending upon the area screened.
In November 2011, a baseline survey prior to establishing a podoconiosis treatment service in the area screened 51,017 individuals and identified 1,704 new cases of podoconiosis [ 33].
The primary home plate-area screen at Tropicana Field ends at the start of the photo area.
The World Health Organization requested that all affected areas screen departing passengers for SARS symptoms.
Baseline pre-screening (1971-1990) iscidence isimilarar, being only 8% higher in screened as compared to non-screened areas (screening age core group).
A television dispute moving into its third year has kept the Dodgers' games off most Los Angeles-area screens, and there is no sign the conflict will be resolved before the 2016 season starts in April.
