By combining the three inversions, the relaxation curve is sampled in an interleaved manner, resulting in a sufficient number of points for accurate T1 quantification (Fig. 6) [10].
Development of accurate point-of-care tests (POCT) for respiratory viruses has been listed as a priority by the World Health Organisation and replacing the current paradigm of empirical antimicrobial use with directed use is a listed goal of the movement for reduction in antimicrobial resistance.
Moreover, from a methodological point of view, accurate methods are necessary to validate and to evaluate errors associated with non-invasive techniques for the quantification of motion (i.e., inertial sensors, stereo-photogrammetry [7]).
In order to reach the point of using accurate building geometry data we need to identify any significant errors inherent within the original format of the commercially provided data and implement some data editing.
The lack of a worldwide consensus on the location and size of acupuncture points reinforces the importance of accurate documentation of the sham points actually used, their precise location and the method used to locate them.
The availability of more accurate point-of-care technology could increase the number of persons aware of their HIV status.
The development of more accurate point-of-care tests for seasonal and pandemic (H1N1) 2009 infection is urgently needed.
Reliable and accurate point-of-care devices enable patients to test their INR in their own setting.
We will utilize a highly accurate point-of-care specific test to identify antibody-positive patients [ 20].
There is an urgent need for inexpensive, accurate point-of-care rapid diagnostic tests (RDTs) for scrub typhus.
