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To evaluate whether a combination of markers could increase the staging ability, panels of three molecules corresponding to 100% specificity were calculated.

We then assessed which combination of these markers could increase the assay sensitivity without substantially lowering its specificity.

Clearly, detecting stem cells using multiple mRNA markers in combination with surface protein markers could increase both detection specificity and sensitivity.

Our results showed that the determination of optimal cut-off values of these markers could increase the sensitivity for the diagnosis of gastric cancer.

The starting hypothesis of our study was that the addition of molecular markers could increase the specificity of the clinical definition of severe pneumonia.

The American Society of Clinical Oncology estimates that routinely testing people with colon cancer for mutations in the KRAS oncogene would save at least $600 million a year, demonstrating how timely translation of genomic markers could increase health care efficiency (Poste 2011).

These highly conserved proteins provide a candidate list of additional potential phylogenetic markers that could increase the signal-to-noise ratio in future phylum-wide phylogenetic analyses (Holterman et al. 2006; van Megan et al. 2009).

As simultaneous analysis of various markers could potentially increase prognostic significance over individual markers, we have used a multi-marker approach, using TMAs, to investigate the relevance of several EGFR pathway-related markers and their association with NSCLC patient prognosis.

The largest positive effect QTL was located on Chr.18 (qUHM-c18-1, marker locus TMB1208b), and could increase UHM by 4.15%.

Finally, to assess whether TSA could increase early markers of myogenesis prior to any motor phenotype, we treated Smn 2B/− animals with TSA from P3 to P6.

The aim of the study was to quantify to what extent different types of selective genotyping schemes, using sparse markers, combined with IBD-GS could increase genetic gain for a sib-evaluated binary trait, compared with classical pedigree-based selection schemes, as applied in aquaculture breeding.