Sentence examples for screening and evaluating from inspiring English sources

Public schools generally do a horrendous job of screening and evaluating teachers, which means that they typically end up hiring and granting tenure to any warm body that comes along.

The Anaplasma-tick cell culture drug assay therefore, would be useful for screening and evaluating novel antibiotics for control of anaplasmosis.

It was shown that the proposed new method was effective for screening and evaluating the biological safety of river water in case studies.

Also, we successfully demonstrated the potential application of the CuNCs/ZIF-8 for screening and evaluating activities of oxidase using glucose oxidase as a model.

Ultrasonography (US) is the imaging method of choice for screening and evaluating fetal anomalies, and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) provides excellent discrimination among tissues, making it a useful complementary noninvasive technique in the study of fetal morphology and pathology.

The technique has been particularly useful in screening and evaluating binding affinity of novel small molecule and biomolecule-derived therapeutics for various diseases and applications including lupus medications, thrombin inhibitors, HIV protease inhibitors, DNA gyrase inhibitors and many others.

Patients were followed up after at least two weeks after screening and evaluated the efficacy of acute treatment with the migraine assessment of current therapy (Migraine-ACT) questionnaire.

Information about cancer incidence in kidney transplant patients could be useful to adapt the guidelines on post-kidney transplant follow-up on tumour screening, and evaluate the impact of intervention measures for the prevention of cancer in these patients.

Beck (1967) defined a schema as a "structure for screening, coding and evaluating stimuli that impinge on the organism".

We developed a rapid method for screening iPSBs and evaluating their effectiveness at solubilizing inorganic P, with an emphasis on potential highly efficient iPSBs for agricultural use.

Finally, the approach taken in treating the IHR decision instrument as a screening tool and evaluating it as such has proved useful in understanding its value and limitations.