Sentence examples for as an additional screen from inspiring English sources

It's an articulating iPhone charge and sync cable that's strong enough to hold the iPhone 3GS, 4 or 4S aloft so that you can use it as an additional screen with your computer setup, without having a dock or other stand nearby.

This window filter was designed to avoid calling SNPs in misaligned regions, as well as to avoid areas that aligned paralogous loci, thus serving as an additional screen for PSVs.

The model may provide a useful tool for identifying the underlying mechanisms involved in the development of neuropathic pain and as an additional screen for the efficacy of new treatments.

Microtox system was used as an additional screening tool.

Mass spectrometry based protein profiling therefore seems to be a promising candidate for implementation in the pancreatic surveillance program as an additional screening modality.

When the Doppler study showed a systolic/diastolic ratio of >90th percentile or the nonstress testing was equivocal (ie, variable decelerations), an amniotic fluid index was performed, as an additional screening test.

Fetal nasal bone examination has recently been used as an additional screening tool in first-trimester Down syndrome screening.

Although single center studies have suggested echocardiography as an additional screening to extend the application of CRT to patients with narrow-QRS heart failure, this could not be confirmed in a large prospective study [ 18, 98].

Using extension of the chronological lifespan in yeast, which depends far less on cell-to-cell communication compared to higher organisms, as an additional screening tool, we expected to identify primarily basic cell autonomous mechanisms of aging.

Lastly, while clinical trials for assessing MRI in a high-risk group for breast cancer are currently underway (ClinicalTrials.gov: A service of the U.S. National Institutes of Health), there are no large randomised, controlled clinical trials that have been completed assessing the use of MRI as an additional screening modality for healthy women at high-risk for breast cancer.

The money would go toward research into causes and new treatments, as well as additional screening, support services, and efforts to raise public awareness.