Sentence examples for detects a broad range from inspiring English sources

HPV DNA was sought using the HPV consensus primer pair CPI/CPIIG which detects a broad range of HPV types and allows detection of HPV in DNA from paraffin sections (Smits et al, 1992).

Urines were reacted with a fluorophosphonate probe tetramethylrhodamine (FP-TAMRA) which detects a broad range of serine hydrolase activities independent of the specific reactions that these enzymes catalyze.

DCF-DA detects a broad range of oxidizing reagents including H2O2 and O2- and its use has been previously described [ 10].

Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) spectroscopy detects a broad range of metabolic groups; it constitutes a fast and accurate tool for discriminating between groups of related samples and provides a chemical "snapshot" of an organism's metabolic state [ 17- 19].

The investigator does not need to have a preconceived notion of what the metabolic problem might be with a patient because the methodology is non-selective for particular metabolites, and yet specifically detects a broad range of them.

In most cases, however, the detection of bloodstream infection requires assays capable of detecting a broad range of pathogens given that several microbial species may be involved, including infections with multiple organisms.

To establish OI as a technique suitable for detecting a broad range of radionuclides, we surveyed the detectability of varying amounts of commonly used radionuclides by an IVIS Spectrum OI system.

It also versatile, theoretically able to detect a broad range of stresses and pollutants.

It is also versatile, theoretically able to detect a broad range of stresses and pollutants.

However, the development of universal SERS biosensing platforms with a uniform and reproducible structure that can quantitatively detect a broad range of trace analytes remains a significant challenge.

Polymerase chain reaction (PCR) assays that target the amoA gene are sufficiently sensitive and non-specific to detect a broad range of microbes containing the enzyme in environmental samples (Sinigalliano et al. 1995).