Sentence examples for screens points from inspiring English sources

As a case in point, these novel platform will enhance our capacity to identify, using in vivo RNAi screens, points of intervention that cannot be discovered in cell-based assays, such as modulators of the tumour microenvironment, tumour immunity, and bystander killing.

Spare and sterile, with computer screens pointing in every direction, the room looks like a high-tech conference center, far more NASA than City Hall.

Mr. Bush's proposal was also said to include having a law enforcement officer at each of the 700 passenger screening points.

For weeks the new Transportation Security Administration has focused on more pressing problems, like taking over the screening points, and officials have equivocated on whether such a card is feasible.

For six years, beginning in 1973 after a spate of hijackings, security screening points were set up in all the country's airports and they were guarded by armed police officers.

One of the consultants' jobs is to help re-engineer airports -- changing baggage flow, for example, to run all checked bags through new explosive-detection machines, and rerouting passengers through better-organized screening points.

The complaints added to the discontent and frustration among passengers, airlines and airport operators in Europe over the ever-changing safety requirements and the long waiting times at security screening points in airports.

This is especially important in healthcare centers that serve as primary screening points for further treatment.

Between December 2003 and July 2004, daily monitoring of children in both camps was conducted from health screening points staffed by nurses and laboratory technicians who rotated between each screening point over the course of the study.

The third step will be tailoring the access to screening method, which might involve screening points in churches and community centers.

Creation of recombinants by ligation and their subsequent transformation is a relatively time-consuming process, with hardly any intermediate screening points.