The QTL Lightspeed™ protein assay is a novel non-radioactive and non-antibody-based assay that follows a simple mix and measure protocol for the quantitative detection of protein phosphorylation.
We tested, in healthy volunteers, the consistency, reliability and sensitivity to normal inter-subject variation of MRI methods targeted to lower limb muscle pathology to inform the design of practical but comprehensive MRI outcome measure protocols for use in imminent patient studies.
The advantages of this approach imply the reduction of preparation time due to an automatic generation of a measuring protocol, a possibility for the optimisation of measuring probe path, i.e. the reduction of a time needed for the actual measurement and analysis of a workpiece, and an automatic configuration of measuring probes.
This review is devoted to the critical comparison of electrochemical sensors and measuring protocols used for voltammetric determination of most frequently used azo dyes in food.
If participants in a research study screen positive for depression according to the chosen cut-off score of the screening measure, the protocol for managing the care of these participants is unclear.
We have investigated the intra-observer reproducibility of measurements obtained with a standardized protocol for measuring range of motion in patients with adhesive capsulitis.
While there is no uniformly accepted protocol for measuring waist and hip circumference, repeated measurements have been shown to reduce measurement error and a clinically relevant change in waist circumference has been estimated to range between 3.0 and 6.8 cm [ 13].
As a means of validating the entire protocol for measuring individual colony growth, we compared the growth of individual M. aeruginosa colonies in chambered slides to growth measured by a conventional batch culture approach in experiment 3.
However, there is no defined protocol for measuring free and bioactive IGF concentrations, partly because the measurement procedures, including sample collection and handling, have not been standardized.
