Selection and training regimes perform a screening function that separates those who have specific qualities from those who do not.
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"I don't think the quiz has any legitimate screening function," said one of Kalt's law-school classmates, who withdrew his application to Boggs after seeing the quiz.
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The inhibitor screening function was also assessed using tacrine as the example, and the assay performs well in the screening tacrine.
This is attributed to the density of states, the matrix element of graphene and the screening function being energy independent in FLG [21 23].
The short-range scattering is independent of temperature for bilayer graphene, as the density-of-states, the matrix element, and the screening function are all energy independent.
"U.S. higher education credentials," write Turner and co-authors, can "serve a screening function" that helps employers "identify high-skill candidates when the costs of identifying candidates from [abroad] are likely to be prohibitive".
Advances have recently been made in the development of implicit solvent methodologies and their application to the modeling of biomolecules, particularly with regard to generalized Born approaches, dielectric screening function formulations and models based on solvent-accessible surface areas.
In addition, our experimental results show an interesting and evident stratification phenomenon for the PE/GO hybrid material, implying that GO decorated by PE have a screening function for the solvents.
