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screening
[skree-ning]
noun
the act or work of a person who screens, as in ascertaining the character and competence of applicants, employees, etc.
the showing of a motion picture.
There will be screenings at 6 p.m. and 8 p.m.
(used with a singular or plural verb)screenings,
undesirable material that has been separated from usable material by means of a screen or sieve.
screenings of imperfect grain.
extremely fine coal.
the meshed material used in screens for windows and doors.
Other Word Forms
- prescreening noun
Word History and Origins
Origin of screening1
Example Sentences
Most invasion scientists aim "to prevent introductions of harmful invasive species in the first place through public education, better screening tools and risk assessments," she said.
For thirty years, the DCF's Undocumented Child Rule has protected children in need of welfare screening, with the department supposed to be responding to reports of abuse "without regard to the immigration status."
It previously said it was possible to eliminate cervical cancer by 2040, thanks to improved rates of vaccination and screening.
More test results, screening invitations and appointment reminders will be sent directly to smartphones as part of a £50m investment in the app, in a move away from traditional communication methods such as letters.
Smith is well-seasoned when it comes to touring his old films, pairing the screenings with Q&As and stand-up performances throughout the live presentations.
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