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screen To separate by exclusion or collection on the basis of a set of criteria (biochemical, anatomical, physiological, etc.). Screening is often applied to the process of selection for specific purposes, such as disease resistance or improved agronomic qualities in plants, improved performance in animals, specific enzyme properties in micro-organisms, etc.
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screening the testing of an otherwise healthy person in order to diagnose disorders at an early stage
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screen memory The area of the Commodore 128's memory that contains the information displayed on the video screen.
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screen Video display unit which can be either a television or video monitor.
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screening A test done on people at risk of developing a certain disease, even if they have no symptoms. Screening tests can predict the likelihood of someone having or developing a particular disease.
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