Sentence examples for more effective detection from inspiring English sources

A number of more effective detection methods have been developed.

Longer contigs permit more effective detection of genetic homology to known sequences by use of BLASTN or TBLASTX [27], [28].

Investigation of the relation between the existence of fudoh or the fudoh mutation and the clinical observations will contribute to a better understanding of biologic role of fudoh in SCCmec types-II and -III and to the development of more effective detection methods of highly virulent MRSAs and therapies against MRSA infections.

In epidemiological surveys, a high specificity results in more effective detection of asthma and a high cutoff is more favorable for differentiation of asthmatics from non-asthmatics.

Specificities for the predictive models were lower in the validation cohort, possibly due to more effective detection of complications in patients followed prospectively.

Furthermore, because the number of individuals with diabetes in Finland has increased by 65% from 1997 to 2007 (1), there may be some dilution of the incidence owing to more effective detection of diabetes.

Because NPs have the affinity to acidic environment, which characterized tumor tissue, it is believed that selective targeting strategies with NPs facilitate more effective cancer detection and treatment with minimized side effects to normal cells [1].

The diagnostic PCR assay developed in this study was shown to be more effective for detection of K. septempunctata from cultured olive flounder (10 out of 10 fish positive) than microscopic detection of spores in tissue homogenates (5 out of 10 fish positive).

To inform the development of more effective outbreak detection algorithms, we analyzed 20 years of data (1991 2011) from a large laboratory surveillance database used for outbreak detection in England and Wales.

Pancan hopes the attention being paid to pancreatic cancer will at least result in more effective early detection.

Thus, the development of more effective noninvasive detection methods for accessing c-MET expression and activation is needed.