Sentence examples for newer point from inspiring English sources

10 A meta-analysis performed by Fancher et al in 2004 concluded that a negative result on SimpliRED D-dimer could exclude venous thromboembolism in low risk patients 9; however, after 2004 various newer point of care D-dimer tests (qualitative as well as quantitative) have become available.

Facilities for confirmation of tuberculosis (TB) using culture and the newer point-of-care molecular diagnostic tools are lacking in resource-limited settings.

A newer point-of-care test (XPert MTB/Rif) has been developed for detection of tuberculosis, but this has yet to be studied in histological specimens.

The multistep saliva extraction methods, ranging from centrifugation to aliquoting, can be tedious and time-consuming when applied to large batches and not easily employed in newer point-of-use analytical systems that are replacing distant laboratory assays (Yamaguchi and Shetty, 2012; Kaushik et al., 2014).

It marks a new point in history".

"It's providing a new point of entry," he said.

But Mr. Conley has no big new point to make.

I believe that today the new point of departure will be theCosta Concordia.

"It would be only one new point of reference in an already dense field".

Raymond Felton, the new point guard, will fill the get-the-ball-to-Stoudemire role.

We would wait, focus, refocus, squint, and then call out again: "O.K., mark a new point.