Sentence examples for the screening range from inspiring English sources

The rates of PTSD picked up by the screening range from 75% of those screened in the buildings nearest the tower to 40% in buildings a little further away.

Red shifting is however reduced rapidly as the screening range becomes equal or shorter than half the QW width, λD ≤ L/2, becoming completely negligible at λD < L/4.

Overall, 7.5% of all baseline visit scores were outside the screening range of 16 to 26.

An hour-long question-and-answer session that followed the screening ranged widely from the cinematography of "12 Angry Men" to the accuracy (or not) of the film's depiction of jurisprudence; from law as a theme in popular culture to Justice Sotomayor's television-viewing habits.

The range of haemoglobin levels at screening was 8.0 10.0 g dl 1, whereas those at baseline (1 17 days after the screening) ranged from 7.2 to 11.4 g dl 1.

These rates thus appear to have very little influence on the overall kinetics within the screened range.

Colour-coded, numerical ratings appear on the screen, ranging from yellow to red and from 0-10 (red and "0" is a clear no-go).

Each of these wells has only one screen, with the depths of the screens ranging from 80 to 252 m.

These probes produce two-dimensional grayscale images on the screen, ranging from black to white [ 50].

Specificity (the proportion of individuals identified as unimpaired on both the gold standard and the screen) ranged between 25 % and 100%% (median = 80%%).

Across all 55 screen analyses, sensitivity (the proportion of individuals identified as impaired on both the gold standard and the screen) ranged widely between 0 % and 93%% (median = 66%%).