Sentence examples for more selective screening from inspiring English sources
That program has since been dropped in favor of a more selective screening system.
However, a more selective screening question may be preferable in large questionnaire-based survey like the HUNT study where headache questions constitute a minor part of a large questionnaire, in order to minimize the rate of incomplete answers.
After the holiday season (or if I am correct and there is a concern for heightened terror threat at this time), do you expect the TSA will use a more selective screening process?
Another advantage of the method is that environmental conditions can be modified for the design of more selective screening protocols.
94 Nonetheless, widespread population screening for HH is not recommended, whereas more selective screening in high-risk populations needs further study.
Cost-effectivity analyses will have to show whether this age group should be included for universal screening in very urbanised areas, or whether this group needs the more selective screening that we do in less urbanised areas.
Genotypes with the lowest 10% petiole ureide concentration were selected for more selective screens, which ultimately identified eight accessions with drought-tolerant N-fixation.
More recently, similar services around the world (and those linked to research programs, in particular) have tended to use more selective referral networks and screening processes to identify a narrower range of potential clients.
However, our results suggest that rather than universal screening of all surgical patients admitted for more than 24 h, selective screening in clean surgery wards or a combination of HH promotion and targeted screening of high-risk patients may be more effective strategies.
To screen for more selective PRMT1 inhibitors, Bicker and colleagues employed a combinatorial peptide library approach.
Our data provide direct evidence for multiple high affinity couplings for all GLP-1 receptor agonists and establishes the yeast platform as a robust tool to screen for more selective highly efficacious mimetic compounds in the future.
