Sentence examples for the three screenings from inspiring English sources

Three genes, KEM1, DEF1 and SCP160, encoding proteins involved in mRNA decay, ubiquitination of RNA PolII and translation respectively, were identified in the three screenings.

No significant differences in cognitive function were observed between participants with nonpersistent metabolic syndrome (one of the three screenings) and those who never had metabolic syndrome during the follow-up.

After adjustment for demographic variables, health behaviors, and health status, participants with persistent metabolic syndrome (at least two of the three screenings) over the 10-year follow-up had lower cognitive performance than participants who never had metabolic syndrome.

The identification of SNF1 as a common target of the three screenings could be related to a metabolic imbalance caused by the reduced levels of glucose-6-phosphate in the absence of this AMP-activated serine/threonine protein kinase, but it has also been recently suggested an independent role of this protein from carbohydrate signaling in cell wall integrity [ 50].

Comparing the mutant strains identified in the three screenings, a limited number of strains displayed overlaping fitness profiles with at least two compounds, including 75, 91, and 48 mutants common to CR-ZYM, CR-CAS, and ZYM-CAS treatments, respectively (Fig.  1a).

The two screenings taking place tonight and tomorrow night at Film Forum are very unusual occasions.

The two screenings are followed by panel discussions and Q&A with Iverson, Bronte-Stewart and David Leventhal, a former dancer with the Mark Morris Dance Group and the current director of Dance for PD.

After the two screenings early in the evening, quite a few viewers rushed back to see it again later Thursday night, to experience its intoxicating beauty one more time, and also to figure out what on earth it was about.

A quick word to mention that anyone with an interest in the films of Jean-Luc Godard or, for that matter, in late-sixties America and a reasonable proximity to Film Forum should head over there today for one of the two screenings of a rare, obscure, and fragmentary yet exemplary, fascinating, and even intermittently iconic film, "One P.M.," which he shot in 1968 but didn't complete.

Those were the two screenings that I was able to be a part of.

In principle, one would expect that the results from the two screenings carried out in this study will yield similar results.