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Most likely, the key to success will be a multimodal approach employing novel imaging methods as well as large scale screening tools–summarized as "omics" approach.

Considering the high prevalence of ICU-acquired neuromuscular disorders, it is unrealistic for conventional NCS-EMG to be used as a large-scale screening tool.

Modern digital telethermocameras are lightweight, portable, easy to use even from non specialized personnel, relatively inexpensive and appear a good candidate as a large scale screening and monitoring tool in the hospital department as well as in the physician's office for painful total knee prosthesis.

This in vivo model has the potential to become a valuable tool in large scale screening of substances developed with the aim to regulate angiogenesis.

The LFA is probably not ideal for large scale screening but could provide a very useful tool in transition countries to identify animals in small holder herds that are infected so that they can be removed or their milk rejected or for providing public health advice to farmers following abortions in their herds.

Large scale screening for synthetic lethality serves as a common tool in yeast genetics to systematically search for genes that play a role in specific biological processes.

Together, these results show that the human cell tool is readily appropriate for large scale screening of compound libraries to search for potential inhibitors of bacterial Rho activity.

The evaluation of the NHS Newborn Hearing Screening Programme will serve as a valuable tool and example to justify and improve large scale screening programmes.

Further studies are recommended to determine the prevalence of pathogens in field samples by developing diagnostic tools to target specific virulence genes in large scale screening efforts.

Breast magnetic resonance imaging has become an essential tool in high-risk screening, but is not suitable for large scale screening in the average-risk population [6, 8, 9, 10].

Biobanks are providing patient benefit by allowing large scale screening and generating large database repositories.