Sentence examples for screening for quality from inspiring English sources

The use of computers in screening for quality of life and psychological distress in patients with cancer has been found to be an acceptable and efficient way to obtain self-report information (Allenby et al, 2002).

Traditional peer review has shaped the way new research has been screened for quality and then how it is communicated; it has defined the border between the public and an exclusive group of specialized experts.

If that lawyer is not screened for quality, trained to handle the client's type of case or paid enough to cover the time required, the client is unlikely to get fair treatment — whether in the Philadelphia system or anywhere else.

The program is free of charge, but applicants will be screened for quality.

All submitted abstracts are screened for quality by the program committee before they are accepted for inclusion at the meeting.

These data were screened for quality and a subset of the higher quality and most relevant studies were used in the assessment [38].

Data on toxicity to aquatic organisms were previously screened for quality [38] and were used in this assessment without further characterization.

The data collected were screened for quality and the descriptive statistical analysis was performed using the software packages MS Excel (version 2007, Microsoft ©) and SPSS (version 19, IBM).

All of the audio is screened for quality by the VoiceBunny team, and the voiceover talent's rating is affected by their ability to choose jobs that they're actually appropriate for.

Each app will be screened for quality, and if someone submits a more accurate version than yours, Miso will swap in the better one (there will only be one version of each song available at a time).

Peer review both of research proposals and of research reports submitted for publication screens for quality, which includes methodological competence and appropriateness as well as for originality and significance, while replication is intended to probe the robustness of results when reported experiments are carried out in different laboratories and with slight changes to experimental conditions.