Sentence examples for more rapid detection from inspiring English sources

The current environmental detection method using laboratory mice is expensive and time-consuming, and although there is ongoing research into more rapid detection techniques (e.g., using polymerase chain reaction analysis to detect the fungus in soil samples), it will be several years before time series of such data become available.

Newer laboratory techniques based on DNA, like the polymerase chain reaction, have allowed more rapid detection of microbes.

Compared to conventional anaerobic culture, QRT-PCR can provide accurate and more rapid detection and identification of B. fragilis group and similar species.

So far, the published literature supports the use of RM as this allows for a more rapid detection of arrhythmias or device malfunction, reduces hospital visits and inappropriate shock, improves patients' quality of life and even mortality.

In the present study, we assessed the feasibility of applying a gold-standard diagnostic instrument to brief and unstructured home videos and tested whether video analysis can enable more rapid detection of the core features of autism outside of clinical environments.

The test utilizes a modified bacterial virus that infects only Listeria, causing it to glow, resulting in more rapid detection.

An advanced assay quickly illuminates bacteria for more rapid, accurate detection.

The more rapid the detection goals, the shorter the temporal scale of data collection and reporting required to support those goals.

In this case, greater infection pressure and greater movement activity, but more rapid outbreak detection, interacts to influence the potential for transmission.

Despite the fact that no outbreaks were detected during the study, it logically follows that enhancing timeliness in the phone group would have led to more rapid outbreak detection.

The system used in the current study has demonstrated proven safety, efficacy, and more rapid problem detection ability (including asymptomatic events and device-related issues) during follow-up of ICD and pacemaker patients, compared with conventional in-person evaluations.