Sentence examples for practice to screen from inspiring English sources

A representative of Miramax said it was standard practice to screen movies for "target audiences" to improve word of mouth among moviegoers of choice.

"And it's not our practice to screen things and get affiliates to approve or disapprove what we're putting on the air".

To overcome this hurdle it has become common practice to screen large numbers of target proteins to find suitable candidates for crystallization.

Identifying a source of infection is crucial; it is common practice to screen for various forms of thrombophilia (a propensity to form blood clots).

In drug discovery, it has been general practice to screen compounds at fixed absolute concentrations.

However it is good practice to screen for both deletions in all individuals suspected of being an α+-thalassaemia carrier.

Secondary outcomes were an offer of screening to women before 10 weeks' gestation; gestational age at testing, as calculated by time from the date of the last menstrual period to screening; mean interval from first visit to the general practice to screening; and women's knowledge of the carrier status of their baby's father by 11 weeks' (77 days') gestation.

He does little critical assessment of social prejudices or practices to screen out stereotypes detrimental to moral development.

We encouraged practices to screen all children ≤1 year seen by the participating PCP; however, we were not able capture this information during the collaborative.

A survey among pediatric intensive care physicians showed that a great disparity exists between physicians' beliefs regarding hyperglycemia in critically ill patients and their daily practices to screen and treat hyperglycemia.

US and Japanese practice is to screen all children for ASD at 18 and 24 months, using autism-specific formal screening tests.