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An enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay of nucleic acid sequence-based amplification (NASBA-ELISA) was developed to fulfil the need for the efficient diagnosis of these infections.
High frequency (>15 MHz) ultrasound imaging is capable of producing high spatial resolution B-mode and color Doppler images for the efficient diagnosis of ocular diseases.
As SIFT is invariant to image rotation, translation, and scale variation [7] and partially invariant to illumination changes, so efficient diagnosis of motor faults was expected even in the presence of background noise.
Besides inclusion of an assortment of samples from an individual patient, attempts have been made to use rapid reliable DNA amplification techniques for efficient diagnosis of tuberculosis [14], [23].
Through careful planning and positioning, simultaneous MR-US imaging could lead to improved and more efficient diagnosis of disease, increasing the breadth of diagnostic imaging.
This will allow efficient diagnosis of UTIs, using only those diagnostic indicators which have proven added value to rule in or rule out UTI.
The results might be used to assist in time-efficient diagnosis of PD-MCI and avoid the drawbacks of test retest effect in repeated neuropsychological testing.
To realize efficient diagnosis for various degrees of blockage, the proposed DB-BDS uses the ratios of temperature differences between normal and abnormal operating conditions at one sensor to those at the other sensor.
Because accurate diagnostic testing for SARS is currently lacking, intervention measures aimed at more efficient diagnosis, isolation of suspected SARS patients, and reclassification procedures could greatly reduce the number of infections in future outbreaks.
Another theoretical protective factor in diabetic patients might be more efficient diagnosis and treatment of hypertension an independent risk factor of the sIA disease (3).
Further identification of genes responsible for the development and progression of CRC, as well as understanding of their clinical significance, would lead to efficient diagnosis and treatment of the disease.
