The phrase "as a screening point" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific stage or criterion in a process that serves to evaluate or filter something.
Example: "The initial application will serve as a screening point to determine which candidates will move forward in the hiring process."
Alternatives: "as a filtering stage" or "as a selection criterion".
Eventually, Mr. Hoyer said, a new visitors' center will be built on the Capitol grounds, designed to enhance security by serving as a central screening point.
Not only will the three-level center serve as the entry and screening point for visitors.
This is especially important in healthcare centers that serve as primary screening points for further treatment.
Thus, for instance, if EPDS was administered as a screening test with a cutoff point of ≥8 in a population with a depression prevalence rate of about 10%, the PPV would be 40.6%.
The technique has many potential applications, but the current aim was to monitor the development of osteochondrosis because the dynamic character of osteochondrosis may affect the accuracy of CT if used at a single time point as a screening tool for osteochondrosis.
For example, the implications of weekly CCQ assessments with a cut off of 0.2 points as a screening tool in the current population in a winter period were as follows: 30 exacerbations would have been detected while only 8 exacerbations were reported (and presumably treated) without weekly CCQ monitoring.
Second, we used IL-1β-treated rat chondrocytes (at different time points) as a screening platform to investigate which miRNAs were correlated with IL-1β and Sox9 during chondrocyte ECM degradation.
However, painDETECT has generally been used as a screening tool at a single time point, since its responsiveness to change over time or with treatment has not been adequately evaluated.
Present study also highlights the importance of cytogenetic marker like- premature sister-chromatid separation, as a screening for identification of mitotic check point defects and can be used in heavy-chewers samples.
