The experiments described in this paper all focus on the accelerated detection of staphylococci, especially on the detection of S. aureus.
More specifically, if we had more active surveillance in the pig population, would this have accelerated detection and response to the new virus in humans?
The accelerated detection of other pathogens causing bloodstream infections (i.e. Escherichia coli) directly from blood culture material in combination with reduced culture time and with this sensitive isolation method should be investigated in future experiments.
However, it is still unknown as to whether this enrichment method is also feasible for direct pathogen identification from positive blood cultures by MALDI-TOF MS. In addition, it was demonstrated that accelerated detection of staphylococci from spiked blood cultures was possible after only 5 h of pre-incubation when, subsequently, MolYsis enrichment was combined with real-time PCR [ 4].
Rather than replacing seismic data, this method of analysis can accelerate detection and improve confidence that a "felt" earthquake (one detectable to humans) has definitely occurred, the paper explains.
Continuing my research at Stanford University, I believe my research advances computational science in identifying biomedical phenotypes that accelerate detection, understanding, and treatment of medical diseases and specifically neuropsychiatric disorders.
Automated incident-response rules and workflow management systems can help streamline and accelerate detection and response.
All of these biomarkers have the potential to accelerate detection of ASD and access to tailored services for improved outcomes for those with ASD and their families.
For cerebral microbleeds detection we will use an accelerated three-dimensional T2*-weighted gradient-recalled echo sequence.
Immigration judges also must cope with a detection, detention, and deportation system that has grown at an accelerated pace, but without adequate court funding to match.
Maybe an accelerated news cycle requires accelerated art.
