Sentence examples for process to screen from inspiring English sources
He said he was not aware of any such infiltration, saying there was a vetting process to screen for infiltrators seeking such employment.
Mr. Willkie said he had to "assure the family that there would be no lookers or tourists," so he devised "an extensive qualification process" to screen for serious buyers.
Mr. Naimski, a biochemist and anti-Communist, ran the Polish secret services, now known as the State Protection Office, in 1992, when the process to screen people suspected of being Communist collaborators began.
A suggestion from a professor at a prestigious Beijing university that the Chinese capital begin an examination process to screen the quality of migrants has touched off criticism in blogs and in the Chinese press.
Mr. Leone explained that a process to screen and interview prospective appointees similar to the one at Goldman Sachs, the Wall Street firm where Mr. Corzine was a co-chairman, had been put into place and that it was thorough and necessarily lengthy.
New technologies have been added to the process to screen for explosives, and some improvements made in terms of efficiency of checkpoints.
Unlike processes to screen out male homosexuals, which had been in place since the creation of the American military, there were no methods to identify or screen for lesbians; they were put into place gradually during World War II.
Using a series of normalization, correction and quality-filtering algorithms, the 454 sequencing data were processed to screen and filter for weak signals and low-quality reads, and to trim the read ends for low-quality and 454 adaptor sequences.
But that process, intended to screen asylum seekers fleeing violence and repression generally from poor and unstable nations, requires several tests that are difficult for deserters from the United States to pass.
They generally use a person's voting history as one factor in a process designed to screen for likely voters.
This process allowed to screen for IA in the entire hospital (not only in hematology) and to detect possible clusters of cases especially in other disciplines.
