Sentence examples for expedient detection from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, taken together, our experimental findings demonstrate the potential of this NA-SERS diagnostic platform for expedient detection and identification of M. pneumoniae in clinical samples with high sensitivity and specificity.

The expedient detection and correction of tissue hypoperfusion associated with 'compensated shock' may limit organ dysfunction, may reduce complications and may improve patient outcome.

As EMI sensors, they facilitated the determination of the equivalent stiffness parameter (ESP), and were found to be very expedient for damage detection as well as localization during the incipient stages of fatigue damage, coinciding with the appearance of first few cracks.

The LC-based sensor may contribute to the development of low-cost, expedient, and label-free detection for cellulase and Cys and the design strategy may also provide a novel way for detecting multiple analytes.

In order to evaluate the loss incurred by the use of the simplified detection algorithm, it is expedient to introduce the following percentage loss: (16).

This report demonstrates that the background of contaminating DNA detected by quantitative PCR with broad host range primers can be decreased greater than 10-fold through the simple expedient of Taq enzyme dilution, without altering detection of target microbes in samples.

This should translate to a quicker detection of changes in intraluminal CO2 and incracellular acidosis in patients, thereby leading to more expedient intervention to correct the underlying perfusion deficit.

One theory has been that he might have shaved his beard -- an expedient that an Al Qaeda training manual found by investigators after attacks in Europe urged as a means of escaping detection.

The assessment of on-target drug effects and the timely detection of the development of resistance are key components in the personalization of treatment, in order to make expedient, appropriate changes in treatment regimes.

It is expedient.

This expedient is hardly unprecedented.