Sentence examples for later screening of from inspiring English sources

Listening to Aronofsky speak at Q & A's following both the premiere of "Black Swan" at the Toronto film festival and a later screening of the same film at the Philadelphia Film Festival, it was clear to me from his responses that his aim is to provoke.

UBL4B, located on chromosome 1, was expressed only in the testis (Fig. 4) although later screening of a larger sample of pre- and post-menopausal ovaries demonstrated that UBL4B was expressed in normal ovarian tissues at low frequency (Table 2).

Later screening of libraries for phosphopeptides that displayed optimal binding to 14-3-3s identified two consensus 14-3-3-binding 14-3-3-binding 14-3-3-binding 14-3-3-binding II (RX(F/Y)X(pS)XP), with subtle preferences and negative determotifss for the X residues (Yaffe, 2002; Yaffe et al., 1997; Obsilová et al., 2008).

Unfortunately there will be almost 1,000 fewer seats at the later screening, so I anticipate a number of grumpy people at the door.

In logistic regression analyses, the decline in STDR at second or later screening rounds was independent of when the participant first attended screening and the screening grade they received at their first-ever screen (Table 3).

We later screened one of his short films at our Beijing event last year.

These identified 44 acquisitions, 22 of which were MRSA, in 41 patients as follows: 33 patients who were negative for S. aureus carriage on a first screen yielded S. aureus from a later screen (1 of these subsequently acquired 2 new spa types sequentially; hence, 35 acquisitions in this group).

Positive matches were manually checked to exclude screen-detected cases of a later screening round [ 13].

Uptake and outcome of screening are presented by screening rounds, with results combined for later screening rounds as yet incomplete.

The proportion of participants attending for a second or later screen increased from 68.7% of all screens in 2008 to 74.6% in 2011 (annual change 4.9% [4.6 5.1]) (Table 1).

He often played the ascot-wearing playboy or country-club fixture who seemingly frolicked through life in dinner jacket and tails, which is the ultimate irony in light of his later screen persona as the hard-bitten, world-weary man of few words.