Sentence examples for diagnostic infrastructure from inspiring English sources

Significant hurdles remain to large-scale implementation of medical interventions in the developing world due to the lack of a modern diagnostic infrastructure.

Efforts are underway in the HENP community, in conjunction with the Internet2 End-to-End (E2E) Performance Initiative [E2Epi], to develop and deploy a network measurement and diagnostic infrastructure which includes end hosts as test points along end-to-end paths in the network.

Although non-allopathic practitioners diagnosed and treated both communicable and NCDs, few had the necessary diagnostic infrastructure to do so (Table 2).

Amongst drug sellers in Cameroon, the lack of formal responsibility for health care combined with shortcomings in diagnostic infrastructure appeared to validate this boundary drawing.

We are currently collaborating with the MSP to improve dengue diagnostic infrastructure in the region and to reduce the time lag between epidemiological reporting and vector control interventions.

He explored the awareness of health care providers of the disease and identified the available therapeutic and diagnostic infrastructure for the treatment of cervical cancer.

The reports, combined with the diagnostic outcomes and underlying data provide valuable insights in implementation choices of NGS-based diagnostics infrastructure and their consequences.

We also omitted questions regarding microbiological diagnostics, infrastructure or tests and policy forming to keep the questionnaire at an acceptable length.

Because of the transovarian and transtadial transmission of O. tsutsugamushi in mites (3 – 7 ), this pathogen has likely always been in the Maldives, but cases have been unrecognized since the British wartime occupation because of a lack of surveillance and diagnostics infrastructure.

He is planning to make the bets on artificial intelligence for biomarker development and drug discovery, non-invasive or minimally-invasive diagnostics, clinical infrastructure, and other enabling areas.

Hospitals commonly choose to provide profitable diagnostics and infectious disease diagnostics, needing expensive infrastructure, are often not profitable [ 12].