Sentence examples for relative screen from inspiring English sources

After having spent only $280, you'll have enough money left over to spend on gas for the S.U.V. Correction: March 11 , 2002 Monday The State of the Art column in Circuits on Thursday, about new color palmtops, misstated the relative screen resolution of the Sony Clié PEG-T615C and the Palm m505.

Sure, tweens and teens spend hours a day as relative screen zombies, eyes fixed and faces aglow in the radiant light of their pocket screens.

Nevertheless, Pfeiffer received some positive attention for her performance, notably from the New York Times, which said "although she is a relative screen newcomer, Miss Pfeiffer manages to look much more insouciant and comfortable than anyone else in the cast".

For instance, the genome of the closest plant relative screened was papaya which last shared a common ancestor with Arabidopsis thaliana ~72 million years ago [ 43].

This diminishes the actual comparability of women aged 55 or older with women below that age, and, as a consequence, we cannot draw clear conclusions on the relative screening efficiency for this age group.

In order to compare the relative screening efficiencies in this study, first the DR and FPR at fixed cut-off values for PAPP-A (≤0.5 MoM), βhCG (≥1.7 MoM), hCG-sLHCGR (≤2.0 & ≥ 20.0 MoM) were calculated.

41% of relatives screened were affected and combined with HBM index cases, with remaining unaffected first-degree relatives/spouses forming a family control group.

Applying this definition of HBM, 41% of the relatives screened were found to be affected, and were combined with the HBM index cases to form the HBM group.

The fact that no uniform screening strategies is currently implemented in healthcare provider setting in Hong Kong and mainland China unleashes the comparative cost-effectiveness of no screening relative to other screening strategies in Chinese populations.

Past-year screening rates using FOBT increased by an absolute 5.16 [3.19, 7.12] percentage points, equivalent to a 33% increase relative to screening rates in Ontario in 2007.

While there was a significant difference between BPAD in the absence of comorbid alcohol dependence and screened controls for the two top GWAS hits, the association was much stronger in the BPALC subset relative to screened controls.