Sentence examples for screening in which from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, in 2006, the International ELCAP study group published a report on the efficacy of CT screening, in which the overall survival of 484 screening-detected lung cancer patients was 80% at 10 years, regardless of stage and treatment, and reached 92% in the subset of clinical stage I resected within 1 month of diagnosis (I-ELCAP, 2006).
In 2013, he organized a parliament screening in which he showed photos of Iranian women in figure-hugging attire.
"We've always wanted to do a sort of interactive screening in which the audience has to have a drink every time Graham does, so here's our opportunity".
Most Hollywood filmmakers endure the ordeal of the test screening, in which their work is submitted to the judgment of ordinary viewers whose ballots, submitted after the screening, may well determine its fate — whether the studio demands reshoots or a re-edit, or how (or even whether) it will be released.
In our present paper, a strategy based on metabolomics guided bioactivity compounds screening, in which the complex compounds and the synergic effect of multi-targeting were both took into consideration, has been applied in vinegar.
Alternatively, transgenic plant cells can be used for "in situ screening" in which a mammalian receptor protein, linked to a reporter construct, such as green fluorescent protein, is expressed.
That's reflected, it seems, in FFXV's ascension screen, in which players spend their level-ups on a very similar-looking grid.
The video runs in a window on the computer screen in which the picture pans and scrolls automatically, not at the user's discretion.
I filmed him for the BBC series Split Screen, in which opposing views were presented on controversial matters, in this case reform of the rape laws.
Apple uses multitouch screens in which a slight electrical charge reacts to the human body's own electrical field, rather than pressure.
It was dark outside, and his studio's wide window, divided into panes, was like a bank of TV screens in which the girl hung bright and tilted.
