Sentence examples for deliberately screening from inspiring English sources
When I get married, my wife and I will have to take care of four old people, so I am deliberately screening out certain jobs already.
Conclusion: hateful people on the internet deliberately placed screen A with screen B to freshly distress someone who's had more than her fill of bullshit.
In contrast, her husband, Donald Berry, who heads the biostatistics department at M. D. Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, is among the distinct minority of people who deliberately refuse screening tests for fear of the harm of overdiagnosis.
P3 Diary: are Sky News presenters Jayne Secker and Colin Brazier flirting deliberately on screen?
The group was surprised to find that the Exploratorium deliberately resists screen-based exhibits, remaining committed to tangible user experiences that cannot be replicated by a digital device at home.
That we have deliberately made assumptions favorable to blood donor screening strengthens this finding, for the actual time required to detect an attack by means of donor screening would be longer than reported above.
If reporting is truly anonymous, how can spam or deliberately misleading reports be screened out?
We deliberately asked about multiple preventive services in an effort to blind the study's primary objective, which was to observe discussions about the influenza vaccine and about colorectal cancer screening.
The Minneapolis researchers say that "providers and health plans should neither actively promote nor deliberately dissuade patients from being screened, but rather adequately inform and involve them in screening decisions".
A second weight was computed because the within-household screening deliberately introduced unequal probabilities of selection across the three age-groups to oversample the middle age-group.
This wider trend has been fanned by Arab satellite TV stations, which deliberately show split-screen images of Israelis bashing Palestinians and U.S. forces bashing the Iraqi insurgents.
