Sentence examples for deciding to screen from inspiring English sources

This is an additional factor to consider when deciding to screen a particular compound library for a target, namely, that if the cost of screening in relation to the predicted gain is very large, as indicated by the internal validation of the small training set, then the likelihood of generating an overall gain from subsequent screening of a predicted subset is very low.

They decided to screen excerpts instead, and choreograph more naked work around it.

Foxtel is facing a backlash from some subscribers after it decided to screen advertisements opposing same-sex marriage.

Channel 4 has decided to screen The Big Fat Quiz of the Year for a second time tomorrow evening.

After meeting with angry police, Ishizu and Kurosu decided to screen the "Take Ivy" film for them.

But that was before they decided to screen a group of drugs that had recently been approved for other purposes.

And Sky may yet decide to screen the tie on Saturday 25 January at 12.30pm in its one remaining live slot left to be filled.

Doctors may decide to screen patients for various genetic disorders, like Tay-Sachs disease, based on a family's medical history.

For the inaugural event, he decided to screen "Sita Sings the Blues," a 2008 animated feature film that tells a story derived from Ramayana, an ancient Sanskrit epic.

I am not generally given to making hand-wringing proclamations about what the BBC should and should not show, but it is genuinely shocking that BBC2 decided to screen a documentary with such a blatantly anti-choice message.

Zhang said the show was originally supposed to air on CCTV 8 but station bosses liked the series so much they decided to screen it on the main station CCTV1, which has hundreds of millions of viewers.