Sentence examples for good to screen from inspiring English sources

Dr. Sigurd H. Berven, an orthopedic surgeon at the University of California, San Francisco, said such screening was expensive, and he added: "There's little evidence that it does much good to screen children in the seventh or eighth grade.

A good way to screen for curve-fitting is to look for consistently good results over a minimum of five years of past data that meet all of the other criteria outlined in this report as well.

It would be a good idea to screen the Powell-Pressburger movie for yourself before you go to the show.

As long as there is a good way to screen the resulting cells for the desired activity, "we think this can work on practically any protein," Tsien says.

In conclusion, the present study demonstrated that among proinflammatory cytokines, MCP-1 and IL-8 mainly mediated retinol-induced skin irritation, and that inhibition of production of these cytokines can be applied as good markers to screen the anti-irritants against the retinol-induced irritation.

Gloria Starr's short and sweet video about letting someone know that they have spinach stuck in their teeth is a piece of performance art good enough to screen at the MoMA.

Hence, there is good reason to screen these traditionally used plants for new drug discovery.

This is a good system to screen for compounds that may have non-specific binding to other cellular proteins.

However it is good practice to screen for both deletions in all individuals suspected of being an α+-thalassaemia carrier.

The spheroid structure is actually a good model to screen for penetration characteristics of drugs or antibodies through tissue.

This pilot study suggests that the ED has good potential to screen for T2DM, and supports the use of RPG as an opportunistic screening tool.