Sentences with phrase «to screen more»

But I find that the more informed your board is and the more you're staying on their radar screen the more effective they'll be for you.

Since the «Star Wars» prequels, in which George Lucas was heavily criticized for using too much CGI to create the worlds and characters, many big - budget movies have tried to find that happy medium of practical and visual effects to give the action on screen a more grounded feel.

Lyft and Uber have both in the past said they'd pull out of Austin and other cities that require driver screenings more rigorous than the ones they've enacted.

The company's cloud - based platform collects a patient's DNA and can screen more than 1,000 problematic genes to detect conditions such as hereditary cancer, neurological conditions, or cardiovascular disorders.

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Being at high risk for preterm labor and other complications means that you will also be offered more testing, including ultrasound screening more frequently.

Currently, they screen more than 50 donors per month.

In 2005, researchers screened more than 7500 Swedish 12 - year - olds, born at the height of the epidemic, and found that 3 % of them had celiac disease.

Your eyes and kidneys will be screened more often to check they are not deteriorating in pregnancy, as eye and kidney problems can get worse.

«Our program has a very important role in the New York State initiative to make breast cancer screening more accessible.

There is no need to screen more frequently than every three years, since the cumulative occurrence of a cervical cancer precursor lesion called a CIN3 + during the three years after a negative HPV test was less than 1 percent.

The SMU researchers discovered the three hit compounds after virtually screening more than 15 million small drug - like compounds made publically available in digital form from the pharmacology database Zinc at the University of California, San Francisco.

In the current study, scientists screened more than 60,000 bacterial genomes for the presence of proteins whose chemical makeup suggested they could be capable of forming prions.

With that knowledge, they screened more than four dozen monoclonal antibodies — unique agents that can stop cells from growing or forming tumors and can be mass produced — before finding two that block tumor creation in both types of cancer.

To find new compounds for spraying and nets, IVCC has partnered with several large chemical companies including BASF, Syngenta, and Sumitomo to screen more than 4 million compounds in their libraries.

Past techniques involved screening more than 10,000 samples to find a novel product, said principal investigator Doug Mitchell, assistant professor of chemistry and Institute for Genomic Biology (IGB) member.

Beckmann has turned a modest amount of state economic - development funding — the institute has received about $ 1.6 million a year in state support since its inception in 2007 — into a handful of achievements, including $ 26 million in additional funding with affiliated researchers at Oregon universities and companies and a laboratory capable of screening more than 10,000 chemicals a day for druglike activity.

«Benefit of breast cancer screening more consistent across studies than thought.»

Israr is part of a community of researchers working to make touch screens more, well, touchable.

The main benefit of NIPT, apart from a significantly higher detection rate, is that it dramatically lowers the false alarm rate from about 5 % to about 0.2 %, making prenatal screening more accurate and safe.

They screened more than 30 genotypes of Setaria viridis grass, looking for a strong nitrogen fixing response when colonized with three different bacteria strains.

Part of the problem is the lack of resources we ourselves direct to food from abroad: The FDA has a minuscule team of some 1,500 inspectors devoted to food imports, a workforce too small to screen more than a tiny fraction of the food that arrives at U.S. ports each year for microbial pathogens or other disease - causing contaminants.

The result is the ability to screen more genes with fewer mice.

He screened more than 7500 flu samples, collected all over the world since 1995, for mutations that confer resistance against both drugs.

Xu applied the DNA microarray technique to screen more than 100,000 genes in the human genome to find the exact gene regulation pathway.

«Our hope is that by understanding this relationship, we may be able to predict which people are most likely to develop certain cancers so they can take preventive measures and perhaps be screened more often, as well as develop therapies to help our DNA keep or return its telomeres to a healthy length.»

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«We screened more than 12,000 lithium - containing compounds and ended up with 21 promising solid electrolytes,» Sendek said.

«As risk factor prediction gets better, we'll be able to screen more intelligently and use more intensive treatments in those individuals who face a higher risk of cardiovascular events.»

After screening more than 100,000 compounds, the researchers found several potent LexA inhibitors that all but halt the ability of bacteria to mutate and also easily get inside microbial cells, a notoriously difficult challenge for would - be drugs.

Using computer simulations called molecular docking, team members screened more than 3 million molecules to find some 2,500 that fit the mu receptor like a perfectly cut key in a lock.

The researchers also screened more than 100 anticancer compounds to see whether they killed lab - grown cancer cells from the devils and found that both strains responded to inhibitors of proteins known as receptor tyrosine kinases.

IRRI has screened more than 30,000 rice lines and varieties for resistance to sheath blight.

Using this method, we have robustly screened more than 950 GM mouse lines to identify novel microenvironmental regulators of metastatic colonization.

Just as they did in developing the ER model, the researchers screened more than 1,800 chemicals through the 11 assays.

The researchers screened more than 1,800 chemicals using each of the three deiodinase enzymes.

The researchers used 18 of those assays to screen more than 1,800 chemicals — including pesticides, food - use chemicals, and substances with known or suspected endocrine activity.

For example, people with lower household incomes (less than $ 100,000 per year) were less likely to be screened, suggesting that making screening more accessible to this population might increase screening rates.

Testing for mutations in the BRCA1 or BRCA2 genes can help women learn if they are more likely to develop breast or ovarian cancer, which can lead them to get screened more regularly and take advantage of effective treatments.

«If you have multiple partners, you may want to be screened more often,» she adds.

The study doesn't prove that using screens more causes worse sleep.

That means, either turn it off, or at least run software that dims your monitor and makes your screen more like a sunset.

I definitely need to peel myself away from the computer screen more often.

By making her quiet corner of the screen more captivating than the portions where people are yelling or screaming, it's easy to see how Rampling won Best Actress at the Venice Film Festival.

got a rapturous applause at its screening more than a week ago.

Meanwhile Mexico «Äôs Official entry, Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu «Äôs Biutiful got a rapturous applause at its screening more than a week ago.

I missed Zellweger on - screen more than I thought I did, especially in this type of role, playing flawed, down - to - earth women who aren't flawed just because they say they are, but because they feel like the same type of hot mess I can be.

Marking its 61st year, the San Francisco International Film Festival closed April 17 after screening more than 180 films over the course of its two weeks.

You need a Chris O'Dowd on screen more often, bringing nothing to the story but cheesy chat - up lines, but in a sense, that is what is needed more often.

No other American movie of this year (or the past several years) filled a screen more elegantly, or with more constant assurance that every witty, ironic, or erotic movement would carry us deeper into a most civilized argument.