Sentence examples for both the screenings from inspiring English sources
Compound 5f was found active in MES screening while compounds 5h, 5i, 5k and 5l showed significant anticonvulsant activity in both the screenings and were devoid of any neurotoxicity.
Both of the screenings were at the Regency Lido Theatre.
Although the number of women presenting for screening was below expectation in both of the states, the screenings in Kebbi were more successful in terms of identifying the backlog of fistula patients needing surgery.
Both before and during the screenings, video and audio training workshops will be offered to help them build story-writing and equipment skills that will allow them to report on the Cup and on matters that have an impact on their lives.
Generally, both the proportion of screening-positive findings and detection rates have been higher in studies with combined modality screening (e.g., DRE and/or TRUS in addition to PSA).
To ultimately pose the question: "What happens when a genre is re-interpreted through both sound and video?" After the screenings, the elegant and erudite Al Qadiri, dressed in a nude shirt and black choker, discussed the details of each video in conversation with Kamau Patton, the director of "Hip-Hop Spa".
Calibration sessions for both the caries and periodontal screenings occurred prior to the initiation of the study and periodically during the four years of data collection.
Our study could therefore be underestimating both the actual numbers of screenings and the efficacy of reminders in these large municipalities.
Both screenings of the film, which examines the economic woes of Jamaica, will be prefaced by a live musical performance by Ziggy Marley.
The 99-seat screening room is great for screenings, and both the slinky Crosby Bar and eclectic Drawing Room are fabulous for meeting clients over cocktails.
According to director Bob Rafelson, the Beatles and the Rolling Stones both requested private screenings, while Thomas Pynchon attended a screening disguised as a plumber.
