Sentence examples for closely screens from inspiring English sources

The New Vantage Group in Vienna, Va., which manages accounts for several angel funds, receives more than 100 applicants a month, closely screens eight to 10, and invests $250,000 or more in four to six companies a year.

Before Sept. 11, it was used at check-in to decide whose luggage should be more closely screened.

The government would, however, probably limit the number of airports that accept international flights and would closely screen travelers.

The events described in interviews have not been independently verified, but the clients were closely screened by the center and accepted only if their accounts were plausible and they had clear symptoms of trauma.

Even for those who choose to keep their breasts or postpone their removal, knowing allows them to be closely screened every six months with alternating MRIs and digital mammography.

Of these, 104 admissions were closely screened for participation in the study.

As WSINE1 is a CORE-SINE, the results were closely screened to remove other CORE-SINEs included by mistake.

The patients were closely screened for the following loxapine side effects: dyskinesia, extrapyramidal syndrome, seizure, neuroleptic malignant syndrome (defined by elevation of central temperature to >38°C, muscular rigidity, altered mental status, and autonomic dysfunction, such as unstable blood pressure or heart rate), and urinary retention.

Traditional Chinese art looked at the earth from a Confucian mountain top; Japanese art looked closely around screens; Italian Renaissance art surveyed conquered nature through the window or door-frame of a palace.

Even in tumultuous young industries such as biotechnology, hiring managers eye résumés closely and screen out anyone who hasn't been in their present job for at least 2 or 3 years.

The conditions for the 18 h LDL-uptake assay (Figure 4C) followed closely the screening procedure used for the selection of the compounds used in this study.