Sentence examples for pathogen diagnosis from inspiring English sources

Metabolomic analysis correctly predicted the pathogen diagnosis in 86 % of cases.

These results suggest that the DNA microarray-based assay developed in this study outperforms current diagnostic systems with respect to sensitivity, specificity, and high-throughput detection, and thus should be useful in pathogen diagnosis in the clinical setting.

Here we report a new design of affinity cryo-EM approach, cryo-SPIEM, that applies a traditional pathogen diagnosis tool Solid Phase Immune Electron Microscopy (SPIEM) to the single particle cryo-EM method.

This DNA microarray-based pathogen diagnosis takes approximately 10 h starting from a positive blood culture, considerably reducing time required to sufficiently identify pathogens by subsequent agar-culture and biochemical tests which requires altogether at least 1 3 days.

The comprehensive analysis of conserved sequences may also have other applications to pathogen diagnosis or therapy.

Therefore, they will be expected to complement, rather than replace, conventional pathogen diagnosis (for example, microscopy, HRPII or pLDH detection for malaria) and enhance triage and clinical management.

Handheld versions of printed medical references for disease diagnosis were available on smartphones, providing information on infectious diseases, pathogens, diagnosis, treatment, medications, differential diagnosis etc.

NIs were diagnosed based on clinical diagnosis and pathogens diagnosis, that is, the NIs were in accordance with clinical diagnosis definitions, but they did not necessarily need the pathogen/s identified, i.e. for upper tract respiratory infection cases.

Therefore, the RT-PCR methods that are used in pathogen-diagnosis laboratories must be validated according to the specificity of the primer set and the one-step or two-step RT-PCR method employed, using either the target primer set or oligo dT + random hexamer.

The mariPOC antigen detection test provides a very useful and rapid pathogen specific diagnosis of respiratory infections, having a high specificity for the most important viruses.

Expanded resources for specimen testing are provided, which increases the likelihood of a pathogen-specific diagnosis.