Sentence examples for broader screen from inspiring English sources
For example, the latest Quinnipiac poll in Iowa, which applied the broader screen, showed Trump with a narrow lead over Ted Cruz: twenty-eight per cent to twenty-seven per cent.
Sydney film festival have incorporated virtual reality into a broader screen culture section, which includes an Iranian bazaar-themed video art installation at Carriageworks and a 360-degree 3D cinematic theatre (not sure what exactly that is, but it sounds great) at University of New South Wales.
These results motivate a broader screen for mutations affecting Drosophila aggression.
Two of these residues (Lys and Lys) were previously mutated by Mao and colleagues [ 38] in a broader screen of positive charged residues in/near TM2 with similar results to those obtained in the present study.
The selection of clinically promising HIF-1 targeting agents will require a broader screen of several substances in a panel of cell lines in vitro with confirmation of results in experimental in-vivo models.
However, neither Ms0025 nor Mag6390 can hydrolyze the substrates of Lmo2620, nor are these proteins active on phosphotriesters or simple lactones characteristic of other subclasses of Cog1735 or against a broader screen for lactone substrates, including β-lactones, γ-lactone, δ-lactone, ε-lactones, and cyclic monosaccharides (furanose and pyranose).
The decline was attributed to broader screening efforts and improved treatment.
The broader screening criteria at U.S. schools leave one more at the mercy of the admissions officials.
Our results support the translatability of our cellular model and set the stage for broader screening of renoprotective compounds with a view to eventually treat proteinuric kidney disease.
With minimal TB isolation facilities and minimal political will to invest in broader screening and isolation, the risk of nosocomial transmission is likely to be extremely high.
The study's results, he said, would encourage broader screening for breast, colon and cervical cancers, where early detection has reduced death rates, but not necessarily for other cancers.
