Sentence examples for screening details from inspiring English sources
'But there is a scientific movement of evidence that people can't ignore.' For screening details, or to hold your own screening, go to theghostsinourmachine.com/host-a-screening/ Describes incremental (but substantial) change in our urban environments as we lose green space.
Disney got the word out on Phoenix-area campuses by distributing fliers with a Web address that sent them to a Facebook page, which gave screening details and was equipped with a "Toy Story" video intended to push the nostalgia button.
The film has reportedly been uploaded to film distribution services and FlyLo describes it as, "finally done -ish)." The film's official done -ish screening details will be shared soon.
This period allowed for pre-release health checks to derive baseline measurements for levels of physiological stress and disease screening (details to be reported elsewhere).
This "bax + ORFeome" library was screened for colonies with a plasmid-borne growth phenotype under bax and ORFs expression condition (see Text S1 in the Supporting information for library construction and further screening details).
Screening details have been described previously (Palli et al, 1990).
Table 1 also includes the proportion of individuals who accepted screening; detailed for both recruitment approaches.
More recently, formal audiometric screening, detailed information about childhood hearing disorders and psychoacoustic assessments have been made.
Initial questions in each section asked subjects' disease status and risk factors, followed by a series of questions about aspects of universal screening detailed in the accompanying tables.
The obvious advantages shown in the genome-wide T3SE predictions indicate that BEAN 2.0 has a practical applicability in T3SE screening (Detailed comparison results are provided in Supplementary Tables S4 S6).
A revealing glimpse into cinema's priorities came from the late John Gregory Dunne, whose book Monster: Living Off the Big Screen details his and Joan Didion's labours writing a movie for Disney based on ill-fated reporter Jessica Savitch.
