Sentence examples for screen leading from inspiring English sources

(a) Principle of the high-throughput screen leading to the discovery of PalmC.

Analysis showed an effect of layout both on accuracy and speed measures, with frames located at the top or left of the screen leading to better performance.

In 1966 Baer designed circuitry to display and control moving dots on a television screen, leading to a simple chase game that he called Fox and Hounds.

In 2013, the Crawleys' golden Labrador was seldom on screen, leading some viewers to worry she'd been written out of the series.

Flynn lost some key plot turns in the transition to screen, leading to a more streamlined conclusion that still manages to retain the book's true intentions.

This should just be the start of big screen leading roles for Fischer; she just completed another top line job, starring in "The Giant Mechanical Man," an off-beat romantic comedy.

When Anita Loos, who wrote the novel "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes," visited the city in the twenties, she observed that "any Berlin lady of the evening might turn out to be a man; the prettiest girl on the street was Conrad Veidt" — the silent-screen leading man who played none other than Paul Körner in "Different from the Others".

A difference of 3.5 months life expectancy was found in favour of screening leading to €1176/life-year gained.

As quickly became clear, the new iPhones don't have sapphire screens, leading some to ask if the stock sales were triggered by insider knowledge about GTAT's worsening financial position.

Children's matinees had been shown in British cinemas since the 1920s, but after the second world war, educationalists raised objections to the nature of the films being screened, leading to the Wheare report into juvenile cinemagoing in 1950.

The 6-foot-2 McWilliams-Franklin, a six-time All-Star who won a title with Detroit in 2008, is still scoring, rebounding, playing solid defense, setting screens, leading and teaching.