The limitation of the availability of muscle tissue explains why we had samples available for detecting B cell markers from only 15 of the 23 patients.
However, a critical compromise between damage and the availability of detecting electron for low dose imaging needs to be taken into account as reducing the incident beam current prolongs the time required to record an image or spectrum, increasing the likelihood of the specimen or high-voltage drift; nevertheless, it lessens the risk of thermal decomposition or electrostatic charging influence.
The application of nanotechnology and nanomaterials enhances the availability of numerous detectable labels for detecting a wide variety of analytes with a low limit of detection, and leads to the development of ultrasensitive and ultraminiature devices for immunoassay.
An artery disease that is strongly linked to heart attacks and strokes is underdiagnosed and undertreated despite the availability of a simple test for detecting it, a study says.
A18 SCIENCE/HEALTH An Overlooked Artery Disease Peripheral arterial disease, a narrowing of arteries in the legs and sometimes the arms that is strongly linked to heart attacks and strokes, is underdiagnosed and undertreated despite availability of a simple test for detecting it, a study said.
The availability of a more effective test for detecting alcohol use in those undergoing treatment for alcohol dependence could go a long way in helping to avert the often tragic results of relapse.
The aspartate aminotransferase-to-platelet ratio index (APRI), a tool with limited expense and widespread availability, is a promising noninvasive alternative to liver biopsy for detecting hepatic fibrosis.
The use of gene-set analytic methods for detecting differential expression is limited by the availability of relevant, pre-defined gene sets appropriate for particular studies.
Hence, the optimized pentaplex assay is highly specific and sensitive for detecting MMR-deficient CRCs, and that the availability of normal DNA from a CRC patient does not necessarily enhance its performance.
Thus, this method allows the availability of united employment of both amplification stage and melting stage for detecting samples in one reaction.
