Sentence examples for screening that is from inspiring English sources

It will have a one-night-only showing at nearly 500 movie theaters across the United States — and at many others around the world — a slightly staggered, sort-of-collective screening that is being billed as "a first-of-its-kind cinema event".

It was a vivid reminder of the Republican nominee's opposition to letting people fleeing the conflict in Syria into the United States, despite the screening that is already being done by government officials.

We present a method for structure-based virtual screening that is based on the comprehensive prediction of ligand binding sites on a protein model and automated construction of a ligand-receptor interaction map.

We describe a simple and sensitive approach for mutant virus screening that is able to detect drug-selected resistance mutations at frequencies as low as 0.3% in clinical samples, allowing for the identification of minority HIV-1 variants.

Interrater reliability of the outcome of screening, that is delirious or non-delirious, was calculated with the Cohen's Kappa statistic.

Ultrasonography (US) is a widely accepted imaging modality for HCC screening that is cheap, safe and repeatable.

Another danger that I am seeing far too often in my work as a clinical psychologist is the increasing practice of multi-screening – that is, attempting to attend to more than one device at any one time.

Jørgensen and Gøtzsche [ 34] recently reported 52% overdiagnosis of breast cancer in a population offered organised mammography screening - that is, one in three breast cancers is over diagnosed.

It is better to use a fractional factorial design to carry out a screening that is, trying to separate the factors that deserve a more detailed study from those that are negligible.

From these estimates, we derive first the probability that an episode of CT will cause an episode of PID and then the proportion of episodes of PID caused by CT, in women with CT, that could be prevented by randomly timed annual screening that is, screening not associated with recent risk of infection, referred to herein as "annual screening".

2 3 Over-diagnosis can be estimated in a randomised screening trial when a sufficiently long period has elapsed from the cessation of screening that is, when all cancers should have become clinically apparent in both trial arms.