Sentence examples for screening output from inspiring English sources

Moreover, AP MS interaction data are non-binary by nature for any multi-component complex; their conversion to binary pair-interactions is non trivial and relies on processing protocols that may introduce further biases in the final screening output [17], [19].

In addition to the university system itself, there are several other bodies that have important roles in funding, overseeing, translating and guiding the research and screening output in the academic sector.

It is usually estimated empirically through the analysis of retrospective virtual screening outputs on benchmarking datasets, which include known active compounds and putative inactive compounds (also known as decoys).

Previous studies taking unbiased chemical screening approaches to identify anti-proliferative agents were limited by screening assay output, chemical library composition, lack of chemical analysis on hits, and a narrow focus on specific phases of the cell cycle.

But, if Tynan's screen output was small, his writing on film is imperishable.

No doubt he is charged by CEO Bob Iger, 59, with sprinkling some of that High School Musical magic on the company's big-screen output.

But in the face of recent big-screen output, it would surely have struggled come March to win nominations, let alone Oscars.

Each featured an American actress – Elisabeth Moss and Gillian Anderson – pretending to come from somewhere else, which was probably not a coincidence as potential for American sales remains an important element for British small-screen output.

An options menu lets you select between a CRT Filter (which simulates the softer, chunkier visuals of old), a 4 3 ratio display, or a "Pixel Perfect" replica of the original screen output.

This way, the high speed internal network can be used for data transfers – and only the presentation layer (the screen output) needs to be sent over the wider network.

These parameters are then displayed on an LCD screen output.