Although we developed an algorithm to distinguish screening from diagnostic tests, we cannot be certain that tests we designated as screening were truly intended as screening tests.
Beginning Nov. 20, foreign visitors will be required to be fingerprinted and photographed under a new measure intended to screen out terrorism suspects, The Financial Times reported.
Last year, Beaver College in Glenside, Pa., decided to change its name to Arcadia University, in part because some filters intended to screen out sexually explicit material blocked access to its site.
Israel's ambassador to Egypt, Shalom Cohen, said he intended to screen it in Cairo himself in December, after the Cairo International Film Festival — to which the movie has obviously not been invited.
But that process, intended to screen asylum seekers fleeing violence and repression generally from poor and unstable nations, requires several tests that are difficult for deserters from the United States to pass.
The Yahoo test is intended to screen out "spambots," pieces of software that sign up for Yahoo e-mail addresses and then use them to send millions of pieces of junk mail.
All of the tests pale in comparison with one of the most brutal male preserves in the military, the Marines' 86-day Infantry Officer Course at Quantico, Va., which is intended to screen and train potential infantry officers.
To free-speech campaigners, all this was seen as further evidence of self-censorship amid increasing fears of upsetting sensibilities of some Muslims.This week Geert Wilders, a strident anti-Muslim Dutch politician, was denied entry into Britain where he intended to screen his film, Fitna, a nasty rant against Islam.
The column is intended to screen the vitrine from passing traffic on The Mall.
According to the AP, a federal jury found Parnell guilting of "knowingly shipping contaminated peanut butter and of faking results of lab tests intended to screen for salmonella".
