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Перевод: screening

[существительное]
экранирование; скрининг ; экранизация ; маскировка ; прикрытие; просеивание; отбор ; отсев ; проверка политической благонадежности

Тезаурус:

1. 1971) is designed as a screening procedure for children whose articulation of English consonants is retarded or otherwise abnormal.
2. This "screening" for mental handicap is not as yet widely available except to older mothers where the incidence of Down's Syndrome, the main type of mental handicap which can be identified through these tests, is considerably greater.
3. The company provides a range of health screening services to an established customer base of GPs, private clinics, and public companies.
4. Italy has also provided extensive coverage, while in New Zealand there has been almost saturation screening of races, no doubt fuelled by the hope that, although the All Blacks and their cricket team failed to win their respective World Cups, New Zealand sailors can go all the way and clinch the oldest international sporting trophy in the world.
5. SCREENING at a glance
6. The mobile diabetic eye screening programme detected a greater prevalence of advanced retinopathy in diabetic patients living in rural areas.
7. Madam Gopal Singh, film writer and lecturer at Delhi University will be giving the Third Focus Forum keynote speech and introducing a screening SUBARNAREKHA.
8. And the Public NME team were reduced to hysteric this week by the news that IRON MAIDEN - forerunners in the Live Fast, Die Young And Leave A Foul Looking Corpse rock community - have made a seatbelt commercial currently screening in the States.
9. If antenatal screening was introduced to prevent congenital infection 87-;91% of susceptible women born in Britain would require repeated serological testing throughout pregnancy.
10. Some patients with diabetes, especially those in rural areas, are unable or unwilling to attend a hospital diabetic clinic for retinal screening.
11. Present screening procedures seem to be less effective in rural areas and rural patients may benefit more from mobile screening units than urban patients.
12. To assess the acceptability of screening newborn boys for Duchenne muscular dystrophy.
13. This will ensure that you are invited for screening as appropriate.