The latter is a widely available technique with easy access but is limited by a high inter- and intra-observer variability and compromised echogenicity in obese patients.
This suggests immunomagnetic bead separation, a low cost and easy available technique, with few modifications to the manufacturer's protocol as an attractive alternative for laboratories not having a cell sorter.
Plasma HIV-RNA levels were determined in each study site, using the locally available technique with a lower limit of detection of 400 copies/mL.
Among the available techniques, those with low detection limits (e.g., graphite furnace atomic absorption spectrometry, inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry) might be especially suitable for measuring metal levels in the general population in low-exposure environments.
This study investigates the available techniques for coupling hydraulic models with different spatial dimensions (1D and 2D).
The analysis of 53BP1/γ-H2AX 53BP1/γ-H2AXre sensitive assay compared with other available techniques to measure DSBs, such as pulsed focid gel electrophoresis or neutral comoreasensitive
The most significant drawbacks of this approach are the routine availability of the RT-qPCR technique in a hospital laboratory and the time required to obtain the lab test result, which nevertheless takes a few hours (less than six hours) with commercially available techniques of molecular biology.
A comprehensive review with comparisons on available techniques for detecting human beings in surveillance videos is presented in this paper.
To compare contrast sensitivity using a commercially available technique between patients with infantile nystagmus syndrome (INS) and controls.
DNA microarrays are not the only available technique for identifying genes with different levels of expression in tumours with different characteristics.
Despite the very worthwhile research and development efforts and advances in PET image segmentation [ 5], there is still scope for improvement given the complexity of the image generation process and the limitations of available techniques, particularly in those with inhomogeneous tumours [ 31, 32].
