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The study elicited experiences of refugees in Nakivale who had tested, to identify and describe the circumstances that made testing possible.

"[The] reason for a lot of the skepticism is, 'how do we address this?' How do we make meaningful testing possible in the face of such flexibility?" The audience has no answer.

Understanding what makes HIV testing possible for refugees who have tested can inform interventions to increase testing in this population.

The low-cost device also makes isothermal testing possible at strain rates higher than corresponding tests in air.

The implementation of the guidelines and the development of the PIs, has made quality testing possible.

But since Adleman's experiment, the handful of scientists trained in both computer science and biochemistry have begun to combine these fields of expertise to make test-tube trials possible.

Recent developments, including the licensing of several rapid HIV tests, have made rapid HIV testing possible for women in labor.

At Least Is it possible make tests using these results on a computer program?

Dr. Karim Kader, who made the test possible with his discovery that men who carry certain DNA variants are four to five times likelier to develop prostate cancer, assured one caller that the test would be "very private".

What makes better tests possible are gene databases, first developed in the early 1990s by Human Genome Sciences and Incyte Genomics, that categorize thousands of genes by the type of diseased tissue they inhabit.

The use of serological surveys makes large scale testing possible to map spread of infection and to better understand disease transmission dynamics.