Because the first genomic screening indicated only 2 4%% were selected, Yamasaki et al. (2005) proposed a more efficient screen for the identification of genes affected by artificial selection.
Technological advancements and availability of sequencing data have paved the way for more efficient screening and validation of tumor-associated antigens and neoantigens derived from non-synonymous mutations targeted by T cells under baseline conditions and in the context of immunotherapy.
"Since it is common to find existing CT scans for the relevant age groups inside the provider's system, it is a more efficient screening process, enabling the identification of patients at risk without additional expenditures and time investment," the researchers say.
This often implies a more intricate arrangement of the operation of rasping and screening as well as more efficient screening devices.
By learning from a subset of the compound library, inferences on what compounds to screen next can be made by predictive models, resulting in more efficient screening.
More efficient screening tools for detecting ocular disease need to be developed.
This can lead to a narrowed, more efficient screen.
The set of primers and probe used [25], which included amplification of more than 145 TEM variants, allowed efficient screening of blaTEM genes in the environmental samples.
