Sentence examples for effective screens from inspiring English sources

Evidence indicates that primitive peoples plastered their reed or sapling shelters with mud, thus developing more durable structures and more effective screens against vermin and inclement weather.

Here, we outline these CRISPR/Cas9-based screens, provide guidance on the design of effective screens and discuss the potential future directions of development of this field.

While in some organisms such as C. elegans, it is possible to devise highly effective screens for essential genes using siRNAs [ 28], the cost and/or ineffectiveness of this technique in other organisms makes its broad application currently infeasible.

An effective screening programme should be his final achievement.

Moreover, he says, there is now also a far more effective screening process in place.

Attempts at devising effective screening has so far failed to improve survival rates.

The holy grail remains finding an effective screening programme to allow diagnosis at an early stage, before symptoms develop.

And while an owner may be able to accomplish that by telephone, there are more effective screening techniques.

One of the bill's co-authors, Senator Pat McCarran, boasted that the act was an effective screen against subversives.

Effective screening is clearly vital, so why is there such a big discrepancy in prevention strategies, even within Europe?

"I think that's the more effective screening process at the moment, but these things evolve," he told the ABC.