Synonyms for screening
ˈskri nɪŋscreen·ing

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1. screening, showing, viewingnoun

   the display of a motion picture

   Synonyms:
   exhibit, cover, showing, wake, covering, display, masking, viewing

2. screeningnoun

   fabric of metal or plastic mesh

   Synonyms:
   covering, masking, cover, viewing, showing

3. cover, covering, screening, maskingnoun

   the act of concealing the existence of something by obstructing the view of it

   "the cover concealed their guns from enemy aircraft"

   Synonyms:
   cover charge, blanket, screen, covering, cover version, coating, covering fire, binding, covert, natural covering, cover song, viewing, concealment, masking piece, top, masking, showing, back, application, cover, book binding

4. screeningnoun

   testing objects or persons in order to identify those with particular characteristics

   Synonyms:
   covering, masking, cover, viewing, showing

Matched Categories

1. • Concealment
   • Fabric
   • Testing

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1. List of paraphrases for "screening":

   testing, pre-selection, selection, detection, filtering, projection, preselection, pre-screening, control, prequalification, screenings, sieving, sifting, pre-qualification, oversight, screen, prequalify, inspection, tracing, triage, review, monitoring, identification, examination, screened, filtration, tracking, detecting

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1. Carroll Richel:

   The employees that do the screening at all the airports now twice have become the victims and become the targets of people that want to do harm.

2. Mark Einstein:

   There's not many cancers for which the stage four prevalence is going up, particularly for a cancer that has both a prevention component to it that's medical in nature, not lifestyle in nature. In this case Mark Einstein have a vaccine, and that has a routinized, regularly deployed screening.

3. The FDA:

   No test is perfect, given the probability of erroneous results and the rarity of these mutations, professional societies typically recommend that only prospective parents with a family history of a genetic disorder undergo carrier screening.

4. Robert Bresalier:

   There’s good evidence that screening colonoscopy in asymptomatic individuals at 10-year intervals is effective and cost effective. And I think I’m not ready to change. I would not be ready to change practice in terms of extending the interval based on the study, but it is comforting and provides additional data to strengthen the concept of adhering to these guidelines, the overall message from this study is we can feel comfortable with the current guidelines.

5. Otis Brawley:

   We still have huge debates whether there's a benefit to prostate cancer screening. There, the benefit might be to a subset of men and not to all men -- that's an unknown, that's a question mark.