Sentence examples for subset screening from inspiring English sources

Yet, even within the fast-growing subset, screening the extracellular glucose-containing growth medium of fast-growing transformants by dot-blot protein immunoblot showed varied expression between transformants.

For the 19 cases where the cost of screening the full training set is more than five times the indicated gain for screening a subset of the training set, only in one case (dataset 868, fingerprints, cost 14, factor 8) does the subsequent subset screening of the test set result in a small overall gain.

The model was then extended by adding women's personal variables with the subset of screening mammograms for which this information was complete.

These files provided expenses, encounters and diagnoses for the study's subset of screened patients, who also had used VHA care – outpatient, inpatient or pharmacy services – for fiscal years 2007 through 2009.

Grey boxes represent a large subset of ANA screening population who may not need a follow up in absence of a strong clinical suspicion for AARD/SARD.

From this reduced subset of models, screening for those in which Tal overexpression also leads to an increase in the DAHP production, led to the retention of 70, 42, 525, and 512 models for the 25∶75, 50∶50, 75∶25 and 95∶5 split ratios, respectively.

Both Scandinavian studies involved a subset of the screening population, concerning subsequent screens or first screens only.

If treatment planning is the goal then the subset of teeth screening for PPD ≥4 mm should be used, if identification of animals or teeth with PD is the goal then the subset of teeth screening for CAL ≥1mm should be used.

As indicated above, there is some overlap between these three reasons for mapping chemical space in individual studies, e.g. an exhaustive exploration of chemical space may later be followed by screening subsets of such compounds with calculated figures of merit [16].

For instance, periodically screening subsets of herders for serological evidence of RVFV infection at various primary care clinics and hospitals in this region would seem a prudent and likely inexpensive additional early warning measure.

There is always going to need to be a subset of screening people.