Sentence examples for detection of a comprehensive from inspiring English sources
Given the high cost of microarray analyses, the detection of a comprehensive gene expression profile may not be cost-effective for clinical diagnosis and evaluation of patients with infectious diseases.
In this study we use TGE-MPS with integrated CNV detection as part of a comprehensive clinical diagnostic platform for hearing loss.
The proposed filtering method with quadrupole time-of-flight mass spectrometritry (Q-TOF/MS) enhanced the detection capacity, offering a comprehensive characterization of 133 compounds in Compound Danshen Samples.
In settings such as travel sites (e.g., airports) and the workplace, ITDS could provide an objective means for the mass detection of fever as part of a comprehensive public health screening strategy because ITDS had greater accuracy than self-reports.
We have applied LCA to the evaluation and optimization of a comprehensive set of orthology detection methods, providing a guide for selecting methods and appropriate parameters.
Although FDG PET-CT is an effective tool for detection of peritoneal metastasis, comprehensive assessment of the findings in a patient with both SSc and advanced gastrointestinal cancer is necessary.
Development of a comprehensive multi-attribute and multiple watchdog nodes trust framework (MATF) for malicious node detection and isolation.
This study investigated the detection of comprehensive change, gradual and abrupt, in 240 unimpaired streamflow stations, categorized according to the hydrologic regions in the continental United States.
Note, however, because palindrome is limited to the detection of adapter read-through, a comprehensive strategy requires the combination of both simple and palindrome modes.
We then evaluate our approach with the 1999 DARPA intrusion detection dataset and conduct a comprehensive analysis of the intrusions in the dataset.
Biosensor molecular detection allows a more comprehensive analysis of the microbial community and has the advantage of not requiring a priori knowledge of the flora.
