Sentence examples for screening script from inspiring English sources

Participants were recruited from three dermatology clinics in Arkansas, Massachusetts, and Virginia using a standardized screening script.

Eligibility is determined using a standardised telephone screening script, which addresses specific inclusion/exclusion criteria (Table 1).

Screening will occur over the telephone by Cancer Council staff utilising a recruitment and screening script, with eligibility based on patient self-report (Table  1).

The research coordinators were provided with a screening script to introduce patients to the study, and were instructed to strive for representativeness among recruited patients that would be comparable to that of the general COPD patient population in terms of gender, age, ethnic diversity, and COPD severity.

Development assistant for British Screen; script editor for Granada; moved to comedy department in 1993 and developed Cold Feet.

Coffee pots, cups, kitsch ashtrays, an LP itself ("a mirror of the terrible 20th century" according to the scathing on-screen script) it matches one kind of bric-a-brac with another, sending up all kinds of rhetoric from computer etiquette to management deadspeak.

Not only did the latter's success inspire The L Word's sexual frankness (as well as its tagline, "Same sex, different city"), it was surely the popularity of the Sex and the City movie that led The L Word creator Ilene Chaiken to start work on a big-screen script of her own.

You could argue, looking at the cast lists on HBO, that television is where movie stars go when their big-screen scripts start to die.

Ms. Morgan's chronological charts for the screen – scripts that portray past and present more or less side by side – have made her the flavor of the moment in high-middle-brow entertainment here.

Ms. Morgan's chronological charts for the screen — scripts that portray past and present, more or less side by side — have made her the flavor of the day in high-middle-brow entertainment here.

But Mr. Solás, who is on an institute directors' panel that screens scripts and recommends which projects should go forward, said that aside from economic constraints, what discouraged him from making movies in the 1990's was a lack of enthusiasm for the state of movies in general.