Sentence examples for detection of deficiencies from inspiring English sources
Here we describe the development of an ELISA based assay for the evaluation of Ficolin-3 mediated complement activation, that will enable the detection of deficiencies and functional defects in Ficolin-3 and its associated proteases.
The described Ficolin-3 deficiency would occur in approximately 1 out of 10.000 Caucasian individuals [19], [22], making the Ficolin-3 mediated complement activation much more suitable for detection of deficiencies of components downstream of the lectin pathway than an MBL dependent assay.
Greater transparency in the reporting of sample size determinations in research protocols would facilitate the early detection of deficiencies in the study design.
Although detection of some deficiencies requires external information (for example, from a trials register or protocol), most deficiencies are inherent in a submitted manuscript and should be detected.
For early detection of structural deficiencies due to corrosion, real time damage detection systems are needed to be deployed.
Structuring clerkship evaluation forms to include descriptive feedback may contribute to increased detection of professionalism deficiencies when compared to a standard checklist [7].
Using the full professional assessment as reference, the detection of infrastructural deficiencies by use of the rapid assessment showed specificity of 82% and sensitivity of 71%.
The combination of the three assays for complements can be helpful for detection of complement deficiencies as shown in Additional file 2[ 11].
Early detection of clotting deficiencies appears to have prognostic value, and the authors provide evidence for the utility of a scoring system in predicting outcome and transfusion need [ 1].
Community centers (civic and religious) School system Healthcare facilities Locations most frequently visited by adolescents Traditions and costumes regarding food intake and other social behaviors Resistance from owners of village mills or community mills 3. Differential vulnerability Improve early detection of micronutrient deficiencies in individuals and communities.
In addition, measurement of the key outcome (anaemia) was done objectively using WHO age-specific haemoglobin cutoffs [ 32], though identification of anaemia by means of the haemoglobin level may have impaired the detection of iron-deficiency anemia, which might be better detected by measuring serum ferritin and transferrin receptor [ 36].
