Sentence examples for defining screen from inspiring English sources

His appearances as the Mantle brothers, Beverly and Elliot, appear on most people's shortlist of the defining screen performances of the past 25 years.

The period's defining screen performances include Laurence Harvey in "Room at the Top," Albert Finney in "Saturday Night and Sunday Morning" (and then in "Tom Jones and Tom Courtenayay in "The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner" and, most memorably, in "Billy Liar".

13 We defined screen detected colorectal cancers as lesions found at flexible sigmoidoscopy or during work-up colonoscopy of screen positive participants.

to explore mothers' accounts of screening newborn babies to increase our understanding of how they define screening and talk about the process of consent.

In the past year, the theater has created an educational advisory board, defined screening and educational objectives, and revised the architectural blueprint for expansion to contain two instead of three theaters and no separate classrooms.

To include and study biomarkers to better define screening subgroups and refine nodule management.

We defined screening rounds by county rather than by individual women.

Seven out of 75 innocent murmurs exceeded one of the defined screening criteria.

We defined "screen-detected" cancer patients as those who answered this question as (2) "My cancer was discovered incidentally through routine screening," and defined "non-screen-detected" cancer patients as those who answered otherwise.

The welcome section defined screening, contrasted diagnostic and screening mammography, and explored the population risk of breast cancer using pictographs (Fig.  1).

Only 13 sources (12%) explicitly defined screening, 8 (15%) among those that focused on IPV screening, and 5 (9%) among those that did not.