Sentence examples for facilitate laboratory from inspiring English sources

At present, nanoparticles are used for various biomedical applications where they facilitate laboratory diagnostics and therapeutics.

A resistant derivative, Pearl-Sel, was isolated after crossing Pearl to a sensitive line (Geneva88) to facilitate laboratory adaptation.

CDC could facilitate laboratory participation in use of standards by assisting health departments in identifying benefits such as use of LOINC-coded data for antimicrobial resistance monitoring.

The farms to be sampled were selected by the companies prior to the flocks' placements so that the flocks would be processed at the start of a working week to facilitate laboratory processing of the samples.

The one-stop blood test approach is feasible to do in the primary-care context, with healthcare assistants/practice nurses able to engage new migrants in screening at the New Patient Health Check appointment, facilitate laboratory testing and the follow-up/communication of results, and to record basic data on migration status onto the GP INPS-Vision system.

Clinicians also expressed a desire to see improvements in the ability of the EMR to facilitate appropriate laboratory orders and follow-up, for example through 'smart sets' that automatically allow a pended order for future laboratory kidney-related tests.

Moreover, the availability of aqueous tissue storage reagents that rapidly permeate tissue to stabilize and protect cellular RNA in unfrozen specimens will facilitate routine laboratory use of those techniques.

There is currently limited bioanalytical capacity to support such studies, but there are international schemes to assist antimalarial drug measurement and ensure the accuracy of the results, which should facilitate future laboratory bioanalytical capacity development in tropical countries (27, 28).

The incorporation of functional annotation in addition to statistical data and LD criteria may also help to further prioritize our list of the best candidate SNPs for PrCa risk causality towards those with the strongest evidence for biological effect, to facilitate potential laboratory follow-up.

To facilitate this, laboratories must report dichotomous as well as continuous IGRA results.

I hope that these data facilitate cross-laboratory collaboration where two groups are reticent to share their own data.