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The D3X is more sensitive, faster, larger, better, nicer, and sexier than the D3.

Compared to the MAGIC method, the proposed method has the advantage of being more sensitive, faster, sample saving and easy for on-line analysis.

Multiplex PCR-REA is more sensitive, faster, less laborious and more economical than the traditional whole genome restriction analysis, and can detect DNA both from purified virus and tissues.

However, CD-SKP was more sensitive and faster than EIS.

The results, although qualitative, indicate that fluorescence was the more sensitive and faster method to discriminate between the two XR enzymes and their difference in NADH-catalyzed xylitol production and consequently their ability to affect the cytosolic NADH/NAD+ ratio.

However, crystallographers rarely push the structure modeling much further and do not investigate the finer details of electron density in between atoms and molecules, although this is nowadays much more easily available thanks to more powerful radiation sources (including synchrotron radiation) and more sensitive and faster detectors.

Novosphingobium sp. HR1a (pKSR-1), the biosensor based on the promoter of the regulatory protein PahR, was more sensitive and faster in the detection of aromatic contaminants in environmental samples than Novosphingobium sp. HR1a (pKSA-1), the biosensor that is based on the PAHs-dioxygenase promoter (PpahA).

More sensitive and faster molecular methods have been developed for serotyping enteroviruses, which are closely related to HRV [25].

Moreover, the liquid bead array is considered as more sensitive and faster than the microarray system [ 67].

Analysis of amplicons in the mPCR/RLB assay is more sensitive and faster than cultures, and 10 to 10 times more sensitive than common PCR [ 17].

This review highlights the great arsenal of useful radiofluorination strategies available to prepare the next generation of F radiotracers for PET that will provide patients with more sensitive diagnosis, faster and more accurate evaluation of therapeutics, and ultimately improved outcomes.