"precision screening" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a thorough and accurate process of evaluating or examining something. This phrase can be used in various contexts, such as in medical procedures, job interviews, or product testing. Example: "The company implemented precision screening for all potential hires to ensure the most qualified candidates were selected for the job."
They were there on the baseline appearing helpless against precision screens and backdoor cuts.
The emerging microfluidic-based analyzing platforms hold high promises to fulfill high-throughput and high-precision screening with reduced equipment cost and low analysis time, as compared to traditional bulky counterparts in bench-top laboratories.
The new application significantly increased the recall, specificity and precision of screening (Yu et al., 2008a).
Use of the digital fundus camera improves the rapidity and precision of screening thus allowing exhaustive coverage feasible in a hospital setting, as shown in our previous study (17).
Ben Wolstenholme, a cartoonist who works with the digital publisher Madefire, told the Guardian he enjoyed the level of precision the screen allowed, and that the other hardware kept down lag time.
To estimate the precision of screen durations with the QRTEngine during an experiment, we therefore performed a validation study using external chronometry.
c Comparison of the screening precision of all cartridges; higher is better.
Finally, some numerical results are provided to evaluate the impacts of mis-specification on the selection precision for the screening experiment.
this study examined the clinical utility and precision of routine screening for alcohol and other drug use among women attending a public antenatal service.
The newly developed search strategies (Table 2) were tested against three reference sets: the development, precision, and journal screening sets.
The references retrieved from the precision and journal screening set were independently assessed for relevance by two of the authors (MS, SK).
