Sentence examples for to screen from from inspiring English sources

Indeed, there's a whole range of people I'd like to screen from ever seeing my profile in the first place.

The described approach provides guidance on what selection of compounds to screen from the remaining library, or where appropriate, indicates that the entire library or that no more compounds should be screened in order to maximize gain or, for the last case, minimize loss.

However, results were similar for Wales where they continue to screen from age 20 years.

When the roll out was announced, Scotland elected to screen from 50 to 69 whereas England was initially restricted to 60 69.

We need to be thinking about the next generation of kids, who are glued to screens from the time they can walk.

Of the 1064 women invited to screening from the two practices, 882 (83%) attended screening.

There was a threefold increase in surveillance utilization relative to screening from 2005 to 2011.

Since our study, the NBCSP in England has raised the upper age limit for formal invitations to screening from 69 to 75 years.

Understanding the barriers to screening from the perspective of patients and their contacts is critical to the development of effective contact investigation strategies [ 11- 13].

The biggest changes in August's translation from page to screen come from Osage County itself, presented as bleached cornfields and endless horizons broken up by black highways.

Measure from screen to screen, not from bezel to bezel.