Sentence examples for available to detection from inspiring English sources

A growing number of Q-PCR detection chemistries is available to detection laboratories.

While adequate specimen volumes were not available to evaluate detection of STLV-4 using available HTLV-1/2 EIAs, these Western blot results indicate that better serological assays are clearly needed to address this deficiency.

We found that technologies are increasingly available to assist detection and diagnostic tasks involved in a bioterrorism response but that only 23 systems were evaluated according to one or more evaluation criteria.

Interestingly, the LIA's now commercially available to achieve detection at MHz modulation frequencies are based on high-speed digitization qualitatively similar to the oscilloscope cards used in the present study, but without the advantages of SD and user-defined data analysis.

This is the case both if observers fail to detect animals available for detection (perception bias), or if there is a fraction of the animals not available to be detected, say submerged or underground (availability bias).

The first criterion is that sufficient DNA must be available to guarantee reliable detection of the transgene at the threshold legislated in different countries [ 13, 14].

Resources should be made available to improve the detection of resistant bacteria in drinking water and in foods such as meat and fish.

This fact increases outbreak investigation expense, thus norovirus testing and confirmation should be more readily available to microbiology laboratories enhancing detection of sporadic cases that are now under detected.

"If Wada is serious about uncovering the full extent to which modern science and the limited methods of detection available to sporting bodies and anti-doping authorities (including itself) have prevented doping, it should establish a truth and reconciliation commission.

First, reliable blood vessel segmentation, using 2D directional matched filtering, enables to remove areas occluded by blood vessels thus leaving remaining retinal area available to the following NFL detection.

The approach will likely remain important even once new tools for meta-analysis of epistasis in GWA data sets become available to increase power for detection of epistasis.