Sentence examples for an increasing spectrum from inspiring English sources
A growing body of evidence links HTLV-1 infection with an increasing spectrum of disease, including uveitis, periodontal disease, arthropathy, sicca syndrome, and neurologic deficits.
The technique of MRI has steadily improved and has covered an increasing spectrum of applications.
An increasing spectrum of genetic tests are being offered directly to the consumer (DTC) or directly through a physician without proper medical advice and/or appropriate genetic counselling.
They possess higher functional antigen-binding affinity and bind to an increased spectrum of bacterial antigens.
The AQoL-6D was designed to be sensitive to a range of health domains and an increased spectrum of wellness-illness states, and to be suitable for administration in community cohorts.
Some systems, such as the QseC system, are more broadly distributed and therefore inhibitors of this system have an increased spectrum but are likely to interfere with the normal microbial flora.
However, future studies will have to address the mechanistic details of the key molecular interactions for an ever increasing spectrum of different substrates using biophysical and high-resolution structural techniques.
Because B. henselae has a complex and expanding host or reservoir system and has been associated with a rapidly increasing spectrum of clinical syndromes (12 ), epidemiologic survey and exploration of population structure of this organism are critical.
Early and accurate diagnosis of XDR-TB by means of rapid methods, improved management practices of patients with XDR-TB, and private and public investment to identify new and effective drugs are the key tenets for improving individual patient prognosis, as well as limiting the spread of M. tuberculosis strains with a continuously increasing spectrum of resistance.
DSA enables implementation of cognitive radio (CR) that brings a promise to increase spectrum at a minimum cost by using licensed spectrum whenever spectrum owners do not use it.
The fast growth of wireless communication networks has made an increasing demand for spectrum and radio resources.
