Sentence examples for more rapid screening from inspiring English sources
In recent years, technologies that allow more rapid screening for promising raw genetic material have helped advance both traditional breeding and genetic modification programs in this area.
Intensive and short-term strategies can aid in more rapid screening with informative and reliable results for long-term investigations under cold stress (CS).
Such techniques could provide for more rapid screening than is currently available from existing outcome measures and biomarkers.
Although seedling tests enable more rapid screening and testing of resistance, our results reveal that results are less reliable than with adult plants.
For more rapid screening of patients it has recently been demonstrated that phages can detect RMP resistance directly from smear positive sputum samples [ 24].
We have recently developed a novel, syngeneic transplantable model system for C3(1)/Tag tumors that will allow for the more rapid screening of therapies using this model of TNBC (manuscript in preparation).
The hands-on processing for the two newer tests was significantly reduced, making them more convenient for rapid screening.
Higher throughput methods based on expression from linear DNA templates may allow a more rapid and extensive screening of this important optimization parameter (Son et al. 2006).
The use of the molecular diagnostic assay, real-time PCR TaqMan assay, is more effective for rapid screening of BSI than microbiological diagnosis.
BLI shows to be a powerful tool to dynamically monitor the function of genes involved in biofilm formation, thereby opening the door towards more rapid and convenient screening and validation of genes of the pathogen playing a role in biofilm formation and dynamic follow-up of the interplay between pathogen and substrate within the living host.
While the "Molecular FACS-EST" showed the same sensitivity as the validated EST, the test duration was reduced and the test allowed for a more rapid and reproducible screening and for predicting developmental toxicity in vivo on the basis of in vitro data.
