Sentence examples for maximising detection of from inspiring English sources
Owing to the difficulty in implementing primary preventive measures for breast cancer, secondary prevention is correspondingly important, aimed at maximising detection of small cancers.
Both 2D and 3D structures composed of arrays of primitive unit cells of packed spheres were examined to find the optimal geometry to maximise detection of volumetric sources of tritium and aqueous Carbon 14 and Lead 210.
In this study, smears were considered positive if any degree of cytological abnormality was observed (⩾PapIIw, ≈borderline/ASCUS) in order to maximise detection of disease.
To maximise detection of Wolbachia present at low titre [ 46], long PCR [ 47], and nested and semi-nested Wolbachia-specific PCR approaches targeting 16S rDNA, wsp and MLST loci (Additional file 3: Table S3) were also performed on Australian field and laboratory individuals.
To counteract the effects of low transfection efficiency and maximise detection of a phenotype associated with DRAK2 silencing, a GFP expression vector was co-transfected to 'gate'-transfected or 'silenced' cells in subsequent assays to quantify cell survival using an established method (Vezina et al, 2001).
The Bedfordshire inquiry went on to find that 42% of all the previous year's detections were achieved by using TICs, prison write-offs and claims that offences needed no further police action, three techniques which were riddled with evidence of "a deliberate manipulation of facts to maximise detection figures".
The gels were overloaded to maximise detection.
To maximise detection, the human blots were exposed for up to 5 min.
Screening would need to take place at an optimum time to maximise early detection of symptoms, and detect the majority of cases, but also a time that would not impact on the current post-deployment programme.
Reliable measurement in the screening population could enable personalised screening to maximise early detection of cancer.
This experimental design maximises the detection of 'novel' sequences, a strength of PCR-DD compared to DNA arrays.
