Sentence examples for practical to screen from inspiring English sources

It is not practical to screen all airline passengers to identify those who harbor infection.

Therefore, it is more practical to screen a virtual library of SFTI-FCQR variants.

However, it is not practical to screen individuals for defects in insulin action or secretion.

3, 10 Therefore, although it has been recommended that all pheochromocytomas and all paragangliomas as well as gastric GISTs with compatible morphology for SDH-deficient GIST undergo screening IHC for SDHB, 1, 6, 18 it is unlikely to be cost-effective or practical to screen all renal carcinomas with SDHB IHC.

"If the majority wishes to claim that choice is a criterion, it must define choice in a way that can function as a criterion with a practical capacity to screen something out," Justice David H. Souter said for himself and the three others, Justices John Paul Stevens, Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Stephen G. Breyer.

Bulk milk testing is a practical way to screen dairy herds for presence of JD.

Blood spot cards enable an easy, safe, and practical way to screen for vitamin D deficiencies in at-risk populations where venipuncture is impractical including, elderly and pediatric populations, rural clinics, and developing countries.

In this study, insoluble α-cellulose is proposed as a more practical substrate to screen for purified CBHs and EGs.

We showed that electron microscopic demonstration of GOM in skin biopsy is a highly reliable and practical method to screen for or even specifically diagnose CADASIL.

The presence of asymptomatic co-morbidities, such as intestinal helminthiasis, in such a population cannot be ruled out; however, it would not be practical to routinely screen for all potential co-morbidities during the conduct of a clinical trial, especially during phase III trials involving large numbers.

This study shows the possibility of using MTS as a practical preclinical model to screen a range of PET tracers for breast cancer treatment monitoring.