Sentence examples for screening existing from inspiring English sources

By screening existing varieties it ought to be possible to identify those well suited to ethanol production.

By screening existing data retrospectively, our MDR identification process seeks to establish a level of data needed to define a sufficient reservoir model for guiding post-EOR monitoring, under user-defined performance metrics.

A major hindrance to evaluating nematode populations for anthelmintic resistance, as well as for screening existing drugs, new compounds, or bioactive plant extracts for anthelmintic properties, is the lack of an efficient, objective, and reproducible in vitro assay that is adaptable to multiple life stages and parasite genera.

While an increasing number of alternate care jurisdictions are instituting universal mental health screening, existing measures may not adequately screen for a range of attachment- and trauma-related mental health difficulties observed among these populations.

When we met, Kidwai spent considerable time describing the extensive "personal-reliability program" that he has created to screen existing employees and applicants to the program.

In this direction the in silico approach described herein can also be used to screen existing databases to identify derivatives with anticipated activity.

In regulatory frameworks, it can help screen existing or new chemicals entering the market regarding their potential impact on human and environmental health.

Another technique to identify full-length sequence for these novel transcripts would be to screen existing cDNA libraries [ 6, 13].

Report form: The authors screened existing Arabidopsis databases of the small RNAs associated with AGO to find tRNA-derived small RNAs (tRFs) and to identify their potential targets.

Pre-screen: existing care, existing health status and other screening experience.

However, most current blood tests detect single biomarkers that are of limited suitability for screening, and existing screening programmes look only for cancers of one particular type.