Sentence examples for for random screening from inspiring English sources
This methodology is nontoxic, uses a thermally-stable reagent and is suitable for random screening of the antimycobacterial activity.
I proposed a theoretical framework for random screening trials and concluded that the application of the results from an individual trial should be limited to the regions where similar diagnostic practices are observed.
Last Friday, a JetBlue flight attendant ditched two bags filled with nearly 70 pounds of cocaine after she was selected for random screening at the Los Angeles International Airport.
Further adaptation of the assay to a semi-automated multi-well format was performed to render the assay suitable for random screening.
Further adaptation to a multi-well format rendered the assay suitable for medium or high throughput screening of siRNA libraries to identify host cell factors involved in late stages of HIV replication, as well as for random screening approaches to search for potential inhibitors of HIV-1 assembly or release.
"There are still some very, very nice T.S.A. agents, so I don't want to generalize," Mr. Kapson said, "but it seems like occasionally, you come across this agent that's -- I don't want to say power hungry -- but they're on this kick like, 'You'll do what I say or you're not going anywhere".' He described an incident when he groaned, "Oh, man," as he was pulled aside for a random screening.
Direct testing of these known inhibitor classes can reduce the requirement for large, random screening campaigns, and provide an entry into chemotypes that have been already shown to be drug-like, and able to be advanced into clinical trials (often referred to as "privileged" structures").
We conclude that direct measurement of fluorescence intensities after transfection of cells with a labelled HIV derivative represents a reliable method for monitoring HIV particle release, which is suitable for use in random screening approaches to search for chemical inhibitors or siRNAs specifically interfering with HIV assembly or release.
If the population presents a positive attitude toward preventive procedures, the disease may tend to vanish, even for relatively small random screening rates.
