Sentence examples for help to screen from inspiring English sources
Sink it deep under water, and you will get an even better view, since the water will help to screen out confusing radiation coming from above.This, at least, is the theory behind two rival machines being built at the bottom of the Mediterranean.
Innovative trial design may help to screen for potentially interesting chemokine antagonists in an early stage of development.
Initial studies indicate that the mixed designs could help to screen out artifacts such as protein intrinsic signals, providing improved accuracy of binding interpretation.
In addition, measuring CRP levels can help to screen both infections and inflammatory diseases; also, dynamic serial measurement of CRP has been widely used to help therapeutic decision making (Lobo 2012).
We hope that this contribution may help to screen new drug combinations.
The algorithm may help to screen high risk elderly or monitor elderly in terms of nursing home admission.
It is an urban interior conceived on a heroic Roman scale, which almost forgives the external clumsiness – and another large apartment block will soon rise next door, helping to screen its immense bulk.
Y.S.Y. helped to screen Nedp1 −/− and Ubc12 −/− cell lines.
Besides, the spatial distribution of ions and the orientation of the cation dipoles inside the pore vary cyclically alone with the charge/discharge process, which helps to screen the external electric potential.
In light of the emerging concept of epi-informatics, computational approaches are employed to accelerate the development of DNMT inhibitors helping to screen chemical databases, mine the DNMT-relevant chemical space, uncover SAR and design focused libraries.
Therefore, the treatment therapeutic window was evaluated with two parameters helping to screen the patients for therapy: tumor 111In-OTSA101 uptake intensity visually compared to mediastinal blood pool uptake on SPECT/CT acquisitions, and a liver estimated absorbed dose (AD) performed on repeated 2D whole body acquisitions.
