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Consequently, to more readily detect the presence of virus in the culture supernatant, a PCR-based detection approach was developed.

The academy found overwhelming evidence that as levels of nurse staffing rose the quality of care improved, because nurses had more time to monitor patients and can more readily detect changes in their conditions.

Another study led by Topol asks whether ZioPatch, a Band-Aid sized heart monitor that people wear for up to two weeks, can more readily detect heart arrhythmias than the clunky Holter monitor used for 50 years.

To more readily detect potential biases of our method, we simulated long overlapping regions (3,000 sites).

It is possible that studies with H-nicotine binding at autopsy might more readily detect this difference.

The Hi3-1 assay can more readily detect anti-Core compared to the Architect anti-HCV assay for two samples.

For broad beams which irradiate the entire top surface of the phantom, tissue regions nearest the fiber tip are more readily detected and the extension of detection sensitivity increases non-linearly with wavelength due to optical properties affecting the attenuation traveling through tissue.

Using the BIAcore optical detection system, binding of analyte having a large mass is more readily detected than binding of small analytes.

Failures are more readily detected.

Previous research has shown that snake images are more readily detected than images of benign animals.

During the Cold War, Russia possessed hundreds of mobile missiles that were hard to spot from satellites; today, it has only a hundred and fifty, which are rarely moved from their bases and more readily detected by satellite.