Sentence examples for efficient detection of the from inspiring English sources

Availability of rapid diagnostic assay is essential for rapid and efficient detection of the pathogen.

Thermal processes to inactivate the organisms are ineffective, and therefore spoilage control relies primarily on efficient detection of the organism (Groenewald et al., 2013).

For efficient detection of the HBV target DNA using silica nanoparticle-enhanced DNA assay, the size of silica nanoparticles and the dimension of microcantilever were optimized by directly binding the silica nanoparticles through DNA hybridization.

First, we showed that the CellomicsTMArrayscan VTI automated fluorescence imaging is suitable for efficient detection of the laminin-induced clustering of ß-DG (Fig. 1).

As shown in Fig. 1b, efficient detection of the full-length S protein was obtained in cells expressing S protein either on its own or together with the Flag-tagged eIF3f by Western blot with anti-S polyclonal antibodies (Fig. 1b, top panel, lanes 1 and 3).

The telomerase TERT gene was found over-expressed about 50-fold in tumour 26 but the level of protein accumulation could not be evaluated as none of the currently available antibodies allow efficient detection of the protein on western blot ([21] and unpublished data).

Instruments that are designed for the efficient detection of these uncharged quanta therefore tend to have relatively large thicknesses to increase the probability of observing the results of such an interaction within the detector volume.

For efficient detection of WBCs, the depth of focus of our imaging probe was positioned only a few microns below the front wall of post-capillary venules, where marginated WBCs are abundant [ 25] and RBCs are rarely seen.

Resource constraints were not included in this model but the model could be adapted to aid future work in this area, important for exploring optimal resource allocation in order to provide the most efficient detection of AIV and the curtailing of the outbreak.

The use of embedded matrix transducers located all over the composite material used for armor tiles is proposed for the construction of protective clad screens; this approach enables efficient detection of damaged areas of the protective screen, the assessment of the level of damage, and the prediction of damage to spacecraft and equipment structures.

The first section of the review is concerned with advances in the formulation and implementation of non-spherical particle models, including shape representation, algorithms for the efficient detection of contacts and the determination of contact parameters.