This paper presents the design and implementation of a cantilever array device using a multi-user MEMS process for emerging point-of-care (PoC) diagnostic technologies.
Like all of the Centers in POCTRN, POC-CENT uses clinical-needs driven decision making to target both early stage technological development and pre-clinical assessment of emerging point-of-care technologies.
However, our results illustrate their promise for development into a simple and cost-effective test for oral cancer, with potential implementation using emerging point-of-care nano-scale devices for clinical diagnostics[37].
During data collection, the researcher made notes about the interview, including insights about the interview, participant and emerging points of interest.
During data collection, the researcher made notes about the interview, including impressions of the interview (e.g. "I think Diane and I engaged very well"), participant (e.g. "It was apparent from the beginning that Diane was a very strong character and a passionate and determined mother of her children") and emerging points of interest (e.g. "I was struck by Diane's determination").
Being black, liberal and Mormon, Ms. Driessen represents a small but emerging point of view that is in stark contrast to the traditional profile of American Latter-day Saints, who tend to be conservative, Republican and white.
Another emerging point of contention is whether officers will be allowed to view recorded footage before filing their reports or making statements about an incident.
In conclusion, epigenetic regulation of gene expression seems to be an emerging point of convergence for environmental agents and hereditary factors in ASD pathogenesis.
He emerged, pointing to a square of foam taped to the wall as protection for the driver's side door.
As the midnight budget deadline came and went, Gov. George E. Pataki and the state's two top legislative leaders, Joseph L. Bruno and Sheldon Silver, met for an hour and emerged pointing fingers of blame at each another.
