Sentence examples for more sensitive rapid from inspiring English sources

However, several barriers for better patient outcomes exist: solid culture needs to be replaced by liquid culture, sensitivity in smear-negative TB is still relatively low and more sensitive rapid diagnostic tests are needed such as the Xpert MTB/RIF assay.

BMGF is funding research to develop more sensitive rapid diagnostic tests.

Our proposed HPLC method, consequently is more sensitive, rapid with sharper peaks than the other mentioned methods owing to the use of monolithic column through this study.

Compared to previous reported method in human plasma, this method is more sensitive, rapid and simple in terms of chromatographic separation.

However, as the number of clinically relevant mutations to be analyzed increases, the definition of new approaches for more sensitive, rapid and economic patient selection urges.

With the aim of developing more sensitive, rapid and useful tools for parasite detection, PCR that amplified a DNA target of 209 pb of the 18S rRNA gene was designed to detect the genome of H. meleagridis and to differentiate it from the genome of Tetratrichomonas gallinarum, another common protozoan parasite of fowl.

Application of rapid molecular detection approaches have the potential to provide much more sensitive and rapid means to not only detect but quantitate microbial contaminants long before they become problematic to overall bioethanol formation.

The MODS methodology is much more sensitive and rapid than other culture techniques with a sensitivity of 97.8% in comparison to 89.0% for automated mycobacterial culture and 84.0% for culture on Löwenstein Jensen medium and a median time to culture positivity of 7 days, in comparison to 13 days and 26 days respectively3.

More sensitive and rapid tests for ocular tuberculosis are urgently needed to guide such cases.

It is proved to be a more sensitive and rapid method for calculating parameters than the Hall plot method.

Generally, water supplied from SDWs occurs in shallow water tables which are generally prone to climate variability and ET losses hence more sensitive to rapid WT fluctuations (De Louw et al. 2013).