Sentence examples for practically screened from inspiring English sources

Particular indications for a case register approach are when the disorders in question are rare (i.e. cannot be practically screened for in community populations) and 'high penetrance' (i.e. secondary care samples can be assumed to be representative of total community cases).

There was no such trend, and at the end of our observation period, we compared practically only currently screened women with previously screened women.

However, deafness is a genetically heterogeneous condition and it is therefore currently not economically and practically feasible to screen for mutations in all known deafness genes.

It was practically impossible to screen all the 24 000 southern African plant species.

As a result of the eight hour shifts of the data abstractors, patients were included in the study in chronological order of discharge until the researchers were practically unable to screen additional charts on the day of the measurement.

This will give the television a cleaner, practically all-screen look.

Trump responded to the development Sunday by writing on Twitter that he had "instructed Homeland Security to check people coming into our country VERY CAREFULLY . A Department of Homeland Security spokeswoman did not immediately return messages seeking comment on how, practically, that screening would be implemented.

In the show, Grey Wind just gets killed, practically off screen (RIP, Grey Wind).

With a ridiculously thin 2.3mm bezel, the Raptor is practically all screen.

It's (yet) another high end smartphone that's practically all screen, with LG inflating the size of the pane vs last year's model — bumping it up from the 5.5 inches of the Optimus G Pro to a 5.9 inch full HD pane.

Finally, Clark Gable is practically the screen embodiment of Jack London's ideal male, a man's man who is self-sufficient, comfortable outdoors, but intelligent enough to woo a woman when the time is right.