Sentence examples for cost to testing from inspiring English sources

Next-generation sequencing technology provides the potential for simultaneous analysis of all the known disease genes in a single assay at a similar cost to testing a few genes by Sanger sequencing.

The time and travel costs of seeking testing are negative even if there is generally no financial cost to testing in our study area.

The marginal cost to test 10 samples out of 10,000 (for a sampling ratio of 0.1%) is about $2, and can be completed in under an hour.

Subsequently, lots of resources could be acquired with a relatively low cost to test novel ideas or conduct extensive simulations.

In this study it was estimated that the unit specimen cost to test using reference standard was almost twice more expensive than use of Real time PCR assay, although the capital costs to buy the respective equipment was not included.

That's how much it costs to test a murder weapon for DNA in Texas.

At the time, a broad spectrum of such plants already had been crafted by laboratory scientists who were unable to afford the gratuitously inflated regulatory costs to test them in the field.

The total costs to test for drug resistance and treating all 1000 TB patients in the base case were $3,557,923 of which costs for diagnostic tests comprised 1.3%%.

We shall use such analyses based on the observed distributions of outcome and costs to test whether, and to what extent, the incremental cost-utility and cost-effectiveness ratios are sensitive to key assumptions in the analysis.

A large scale actual cost study is currently underway and it is intended that these normative costs will be compared with the results of the actual costing to test whether these assumptions are correct.

The unit sample cost between Real time PCR and liquid culture use was achieved by comparing the requirements and their costs to test 241 clinical specimens for identification of M. tuberculosis, M. avium and M. kansasii.