Sentence examples for affordable test from inspiring English sources

Dale Gerding of the Loyola Stritch Medical School in Maywood, Illinois, wants a sensitive, rapid and affordable test for the diagnosis of CDAD and the prompt identification of carriers.

The team is currently developing an affordable test for use in hospitals and investigating better personalized treatment options for breast cancer patients based on their findings.

Harmonisation and best practices in mammography would benefit from more detailed guidance on the experimental methods for QC testing and recommendations of more affordable test equipment and materials that could be acquired by the majority of X-ray departments.

To address an unmet need for a simple, reliable, affordable test that can be used at the point of screening with minimal training or chemical expertise we report here the results of two specific, simple to use, rapid, reproducible and cost-effective assays that we developed for the detection of ARTs not only in mono formulations but also in ACTs.

No easy, definitive, and affordable test can demonstrate effectiveness before each use.

Despite the limitations, we know that CFF is a simple, affordable test, which is easy to perform.

But as Robert Nussbaum wrote for MIT Technology Review, Myriad still has an "unparalleled record of the natural variation in these important genes". Myriad's competitors may offer more affordable tests, but they don't have access Myriad's private database linking DNA variations to disease outcomes, a wealth of information the company built up over the years when it monopolized BRCA testing.

As a private Catholic university, BC does not provide on-campus access to condoms, prescriptions for birth control pills to prevent pregnancy, emergency contraception (not even in cases of sexual assault) or affordable testing for sexually transmitted diseases.

On that same day, the Supreme Court ruled that the BRCA genes could no longer be patented -- meaning that they could not longer hold a monopoly on our genes, allowing for more affordable testing, second opinions and breast and ovarian cancer gene panels.

Furthermore, advances in point-of-care platforms [54] may enable development of affordable tests that integrate malaria diagnostics with prognostic biomarkers.

The turkey embryo provides a practical, xenograft system to study MM and demonstrates the utility of this model for rapid and affordable testing therapeutics in vivo.