It has never been demonstrated that BC survivors cannot be screened successfully in an organised screening programme [ 1].
However, Reichenbach argued, the choice of a rigid rod as standard of length is tantamount to the claim that there are no non-differential — "universal" — distorting forces that affect all bodies in the same way and cannot be screened off.
China does not have a sex-and-violence ratings system of the sort that operates in most of the rest of the world to protect children and young people, but films cannot be screened until they have been signed off by censors at the State Administration of Press, Publication, Radio, Film and Television.
It cannot be screened publicly but is widely discussed.
For some films, however, the musical costs are prohibitive: Charlie Chaplin wrote scores for all his great works, from The Kid in 1921 onwards, and the movies cannot be screened without his accompaniment.
Any changes beyond the scope of the amplifying oligonucleotides in concept cannot be screened.
However, a large amount of proteins cannot be screened and only one identified protein was acquired finally due to the limitation of the technology.
This result suggests a substantial portion of the genome cannot be screened using conventional similarity-based searches, and our more sophisticated pattern recognition approach was able to identify candidate interaction factors that would be missed using homology-based methods.
Then our reviewers will screen the full copies of studies that cannot be clearly screened by titles and abstracts only (the full copies screening form is available in online supplementary additional file 2).
As pharmaceutical ion-channel assays expand, this approach may become relevant in the evaluation of drug action on channels/exchangers that cannot yet be screened efficiently in an automated setting, or that may not even be known.
