Sentence examples for relative to screen from inspiring English sources

"With a blockbuster-filled holiday weekend skewing heavily toward 2-D, and 3-D ticket sales dramatically underperforming relative to screen allocation, major studios will hopefully begin to rethink their 3-D rollout plans for the rest of the year and 2012," Mr. Greenfield said on Friday.

In particular, we show that screening on when the return option can be exercised increases firm profits, relative to screening on the size of the refund alone, only if the expected gains from trade are higher for consumers who learn later.

The evolution of peptide sequences in silico is rapid relative to screening at the bench.

There was a threefold increase in surveillance utilization relative to screening from 2005 to 2011.

The performance of CT colonography relative to screening colonoscopy is not yet clearly established.

We hypothesized that, relative to screening alone, e-SBI would reduce alcohol consumption and related problems.

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.

As the rate of recovery following treatment increases relative to screening and treatment costs, the DU's best response curve transitions from an inverted-U pattern to one that is monotonically decreasing (Fig. 1).

Interestingly, there were similar significant decreases in monthly snacking frequency at follow-up relative to screening in both groups, suggesting that monthly FFQs may be a more sensitive outcome variable than daily FFQs.

The association between intronic loci in both BPAD and ADS relative to screened controls supports previous evidence of association in ADHD and further implicates a role for TACR1 as both a functional and positional candidate gene with the potential to increase susceptibility to alcohol dependence and affective disorders.