The part of the sentence "screening at this" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a screening event occurring at a certain location. For example, "The movie is having a screening at this theater tonight."
As this is still under investigation, it would be inappropriate for us to comment further on the processes surrounding the screening at this specific time".
"I've got to do a screening at this point, just to see what might be useful to examine in greater detail," Faber told me.
It is screening at this downtown temple of cinema, and the ninety-three-year-old Los Angeles resident stops by on Nov. 23 for a Q. & A. following the 8 15 show and on Nov. 26 at 8 15 for a longer program of reminiscences.
We have demonstrated that while day 365 post-alloHCT is a very commonly utilized time point for routine screening, the yield of such screening at this time is very low, such that the performance of these procedures may not be justified at that time.
Note that positive hair samples for social drugs were not confirmed beyond the ELISA screening at this stage.
Twenty-seven conditions were determined to be inappropriate for newborn screening at this time.
Unfortunately, none of these new programs were available for genomewide screening at the time this article was submitted.
Mr. Wong's short was first screened at this event.
The best thing about the web and its instant way of recording what you're reading on screen at this very moment (clickety-click) is that it also provides a stark reality check.
It's worth noting that, though these three films tiptoe in relatively unheralded, they're far superior to many of the celebrated international art-house-consensus films that occupy the screen at this and other major festivals.
ABOUT half way through "September Tapes", a fictional documentary set in post-Taliban Afghanistan and one of the more interesting films screened at this month's Sundance film festival, the protagonists get involved in a gun battle with Taliban fighters.
