The phrase 'for better diagnostics' is a perfectly valid and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe a situation where you want to improve accuracy and efficiency in a diagnostic process. For example, "We are introducing a new tool for better diagnostics and improved patient care."
Therefore, we are exploring the role of the oral and intestinal microbiome in this rare childhood disease which will pave the way for better diagnostics and treatments.
The contributors consider such topics as using genomics and neuroscience for better diagnostics and biomarker identification; new approaches to disease based on stem cell technology and more careful use of animal models; and greater attention to human biology and what it will take to make new therapies available for clinical use.
But if countries with avian influenza are to be persuaded to open up to surveillance and co-operation, they will want rich countries to loosen the purse strings for better diagnostics, anti-viral drugs and aid for veterinary and health facilities.The most effective way to prevent a human pandemic would be to control any outbreak in domestic birds (the disease cannot be stopped in wild birds).
I put a lot of my attention in looking at applications with the end user's needs to develop the technology for better diagnostics and treatment for patients.
Smith says the center will likely start out by concentrating on the messenger RNA associated with breast, prostate, colon, and lung tumors in a search for "better diagnostics and therapies for cancer".
Let's advocate for better diagnostics, treatment, and prevention, and let's do this all while considering how harmful stigmatization of TB, other illnesses, and disabilities can be.
In this proposed CAIDSA tool, there is also a scope for learning the diagnostic features for better diagnostic improvement.
The micron-sized bubbles can more efficiently absorb ultrasonic energy for better diagnostic images and can exhibit more efficient ultrasound-driven therapeutic effects than nano-sized bubbles.
The human microbiome research has raised hopes that new scientific knowledge could be used for better diagnostic tests or new interventions to modulate our microbiota to cure disease.
We are very proud to have Gregg as a colleague". Added Paul B. Rothman, dean of the medical faculty and CEO of Johns Hopkins Medicine: "Defects in oxygen regulation are central to the course of disease onset and progression, and Gregg's contributions already have influenced the search for better diagnostic and therapeutic approaches to many diseases". Semenza is the first of five children.
The low diagnostic accuracy of these clinical criteria and of CD4 cell count emphasizes the urgent need for availability of HIV PCR testing in low resource countries and for better diagnostic tools for tuberculosis in young children.
