Sentence examples for molecular based tests from inspiring English sources

Molecular based tests are more specific as in our study none of patients with other diseases tested positive.

Since 1999, the European Commission (EC) authorized the evaluation and approval of 20 molecular based tests for the rapid detection of the pathological prion protein (PrPsc) in BSE infection.

Molecular based tests are only in use for detection of BZ resistance as the molecular mechanisms for resistance to tetrahydropyrimidenes and macrocyclic lactones are not fully understood [ 18].

Keeping in account the poor sensitivity of PAGE, molecular based tests like reverse transcriptase-polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR) was developed for the cloning and sequencing of the partial genome of two human PBV strains [ 3].

A commercially available molecular based test system (LightCycler® SeptiFast® (SF) Test; Roche Diagnostics, Mannheim, Germany) was offered as an add-on diagnostic tool free of charge supplemental to standard BCs taken in patients with presumed sepsis at the Regensburg university medical centre during an eight months period (July 2006 March 200707).

A final advantage of the use of molecular based testing in a clinical setting is the ability to include other targets e.g. as adenovirus, BVDV and bacterial pathogens.

This would allow for the refinement of the typing scheme to a molecular based test, which could have higher turn-around time, better sensitivity and specificity, and maximal reproducibility between laboratories through not depending on antibody reagents and the technical prowess of the laboratory worker.

Together with molecular based therapy CRISPR based diagnostic testing will be a revolution in modern health care settings.

Clinical and laboratory data for this patient suggest that he had an SFG rickettsial infection that was confirmed by 3 different testing methods: serologic, immunohistochemical, and molecular based.

Based upon DNA variation, a wide range of molecular-based tests are available to assess/diagnose diseases.

A wide range of molecular-based tests is available to assess DNA variation and changes in gene expression.