Sentence examples for easy to use detection from inspiring English sources
47 Emerging NATs for malaria diagnosis seek to be appropriate for the POC through a variety of methods, including reducing the cost and difficulty of the amplification step and generating a quick and easy to use detection schemes.
The integration of POC appropriate amplification technologies such as LAMP and NASBA with low-cost and easy to use detection systems such as NALFIA will be an important next step in realizing this goal.
The next step in phage-based bacteria detection is leveraging bioengineered phages to create low-cost, rapid, and easy-to-use detection platforms such as lateral flow assays.
The nucleic acid lateral flow immunoassay (NALFIA) is an attempt to create a rapid, easy-to-use detection method for DNA targets that is entirely self-contained.
Preliminary runs for target factor s of 1000, 500, 100, and 10 showed that target factor s of ≥ 100 are "too easy" to use a detection algorithm, whereas a target factor of 10 is "too hard" for the full system to detect and track a target.
At a practical level, easy to use tools for the detection, refinement and measurement of the volume of buried cavities and surface clefts are not readily available.
As a result, quantitative and easy to use assays for the detection of artemisinin (ART) and its derivatives are in urgent need.
Therefore, it can be concluded that the two-part comb was not as effective as originally claimed and was probably not as easy to use as either the plastic detection comb we used or its replacement, which was similar to our detection comb.
CAC is a safe, practical and easy to use method to improve the detection of these clinically significant polyps.
A quick and easy to use screening method to facilitate the detection of ESBL-producing Enterobacteriaceae in clinical settings is very important for optimal therapy and early application of appropriate infection control measures.
The technique is easy to use, saves of time and costs, low detection limit, high accuracy, wide concentration range, applicability to colored and turbid solution.
