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. Paul Chan:

   AMID CORONAVIRUS, IS IT SAFE TO SEND CHILDREN BACK TO SCHOOL ? EXPERTS, PARENTS WEIGH IN Professor Francis KL Chan, dean of the faculty of medicine and director of the Centre for Gut Microbiota Research at CUH, remarkedin the press release regarding another case where the stool sample test revealed a significant finding. Among the confirmed cases in the territory, we note that there is more than one COVID-19 patient who had stool test positive while tests for respiratory samples were negative. Stool test is accurate and safe, making it suitable and more effective for COVID-19 screening for specific groups of people.

2. Ellen Williams:

   The thing with screening tools is that they're great for gathering population data, but they are useless to individuals unless strategies are implemented to help those found at risk, so these kids are being told they are overweight without being taught how to improve the situation with nutrition and exercise.

3. Sheila Caldwell:

   Take my own case. I took my borderline screening results from before my heart attack at age 50, but my heart age was like 63, within a few years of doing everything we tell people to do prevent the disease, I took the screening and the heart age assessment again and at age 54… my heart age was 53. Think about that. I added 10 years to my life.

4. Rebecca Thurston:

   The Results suggest that screening for a broader range of experiences of sexual violence in routine health care, including sexual harassment in the workplace, as well as verbal harassment or assault, and being aware of and treating potential cardiovascular health consequences may be beneficial for women's long-term health, reducing sexual violence against women, which is important in its own right, may also provide a strategy for improving women's lifetime cardiovascular health.

5. Miguel Southwell:

   We recognize that 100% screening of airport employees has operational and cost challenges, but the unmistakable fact, as recent events suggest, is that we need to be consistently vigilant in our efforts.