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However, given the existing diagnostic tests, implementing a sensitive, cost-effective screening strategy among HIV-infected adults will be challenging [ 3].

If BV is a risk factor for cervical HPV acquisition, it is clear that screening guidelines must adapt and implement a sensitive tool like HPV DNA testing in primary screening in BV-positive women, instead of cytological testing.

The country's holistic approach has included implementing a gender sensitive curriculum, introducing a specific education plan for the country's nomadic population and providing water facilities to communities where girls previously had to stay at home and spend hours collecting water.

This methodology is used in the presented case study to calculate the ROR of implementing a pressure sensitive snap-fit in an electronic payment terminal which is sold in a product service system business model.

To determine if an algorithm implementing a serial high-sensitive cardiac troponin T (hs-cTnT) measurement at presentation (0h) and at 3 hours after presentation (3h) is helpful for early diagnosis of non-ST-elevation myocardial infarction (NSTEMI) in older patients.

We sought to implement a more sensitive ELISpot assay to measure whole virus- and HA-specific antibody secreting cells (ASC) in draining paratracheal lymph node (TLN) and PBMC from vaccinated ferrets.

One way to avoid this problem might be to implement a more sensitive labeling strategy, using for instance quantum dot technology [ 24].

Novoalign was chosen instead the BWA mapper used in the original study, as it is implements a more sensitive and accurate alignment algorithm that also allows for the usage of an ambiguous reference allowing the alignment of more reads with greater specificity.

The architecture of the program is designed to perform a full mutagenesis analysis as efficiently as possible by implementing a quick and space sensitive procedure.

This paper presents the architecture details and measurement results of the prototype multichannel ASIC implementing a dual-stage charge sensitive processing chain based on a Time-over-Threshold technique.

It is shown that the kernel-based local regression provides convenient means to implement a risk-sensitive control scheme which avoids excessive extrapolation.