Sentence examples for realistic screening from inspiring English sources

In CPVS we use a more realistic screening dataset of over 2.2 M compounds, and the stepwise iterative docking and machine learning on such a large dataset was facilitated by the use of Apache Spark for distributed computations and would have been complex and inefficient to carry out without a distributed data framework.

We selected four siRNAs since it makes up a realistic screening approach.

On the basis of realistic screening intervals and mortality reduction from the literature, these numbers were 68% for FOBT, 79% for FS and 77% for TC.

Both screening-naive and previously screened subjects stated a more positive attitude towards both endoscopic screening strategies than FOBT if, based on the literature, the most realistic screening interval and RR on CRC-related mortality were applied.

This approach offers both speed and flexibility, providing the opportunity to profile a method's performance in many different realistic screening scenarios as well as the ability to simulate whole screens within minutes.

In our evaluation study, even experienced cytology professionals showed rather poor performance in deciding whether an image was synthetic or real when shown the images under realistic screening conditions.

It has been hailed as the most realistic screen depiction of the mafia ever made, a gritty affair with an almost documentary-like quality that has been tipped for Oscar glory after winning second prize at Cannes.

Clenched and brooding, consumed with rage and self-loathing, Tomas is one of the more realistic screen drunks ever in a small, beautifully acted film whose "perfectly meshed lead performances evoke an intimacy that makes you squirm" (Holden).

These estimates indicate that a realistic screen for dominant enhancer and suppressor alleles of the overdistributed Min phenotype must involve either preselection of kindreds of interest or sharpening the Apc Min phenotype (Newton and Hastie 2006).

That is, respondents belonging to latent class 1 or 2 preferred this realistic PC screening scenario over no screening (V=2.7> V=0; and V=4.6> V=0 respectively).

Assuming a realistic PC screening programme (i.e., 20% risk reduction of PC-related death, screening interval every 4 years, 60% risk of an unnecessary biopsy, 50% risk of an unnecessary treatment, and no out-of-pocket costs) the utilities were 2.7, 4.6, and −0.6 based on latent class 1, 2, and 3 respectively (see Equation (1) and Table 3).