Sentence examples for a faster result from inspiring English sources
GPs are already able to request X-rays, blood tests and some scans, but now they will be able to get fast-tracked endoscopy investigations and MRI or CT brain scans tests that a specialist might order after referral of a patient but which will now bring a faster result.
Conclusion Alternate methods of hemoglobin monitoring allow a faster result, but their accuracy is debatable.
This reduction in the number of required scans secures a faster result than the conventional stepwise exploration of the evolution dimension where the Nyquist condition and the resolution requirements must both be satisfied.
The RespiFinder-SMART-22, as a further development provides a faster result, but has to been tested with routine samples in further studies.
Data shows that hsp65 Nested PCR-PRA may be an important tool for diagnosing TB in low income countries with high incidence of the disease, where a faster result for immediate therapy is of importance for epidemiological control.
A digital thermometer may also be used and typically gives a faster result.
As the book zips along, it's interesting to watch the two detectives at work — the old-school, rather violent Chadwick, who likes a fast result, no matter how hard won, and the mellower Banks, who doesn't mind mulling things over.
PCR, if PCR is positive: confirmation by culture, only by culture or mainly by culture, unless a fast result by PCR is necessary.
Other test characteristics were also indicated as (very) important by most participants; covered by insurance (78%), a low price (74%), a sharp increase in cessation rates (71%) and a fast result (65%).
Increased training places will not yield a fast result but reflects an investment in the future while nurse substitution presents the opportunity to reshape general practice to meet the demands of the future.
The laboratory diagnosis of MRSA differs in the participating hospitals, depending on availability of methods: PCR, if PCR is positive: confirmation by culture, only by culture or mainly by culture, unless a fast result by PCR is necessary.
