Sentence examples for rapid indication from inspiring English sources
Analysis for fecal-indicator bacteria provides a sensitive, although not the most rapid, indication of pollution in drinking water supplies (WHO 2002).
Genomic analysis of the patients' samples has become possible which may provide a rapid indication of altered target molecules.
Quantification and identification of the metabolites in whole bile can give a rapid indication on the level of PAH contamination.
In silico screening constitutes a vital cost-effective high-throughput process for providing a rapid indication of potential hazards for use in lead prioritization [16].
Furthermore monitoring response using these assays may offer a rapid indication of treatment efficacy.
These primers may also be useful in the rapid indication of the presence of HEV71 genome in throat, rectal and vesicle swabs.
Good precision and responsiveness are thus essential in order to quickly detect any directional change and provide reliable and rapid indications of clinically meaningful changes that would require medical intervention.
Motor index gives a rapid overall indication of a patient's limb impairment using principal components analysis (Hotelling's method), where the large number of movements was reduced to one movement at each joint which represented the general strength of movement at the joint [ 18].
Assessment of these BSI and mortality indices at hospital admission provides rapid, cost-free indication of which children are most/least in need of empiric antimicrobial therapy or intensive observation, thereby maximizing appropriate use of antimicrobials and limited facilities while minimizing inappropriate antimicrobial usage.
Standard curves provide a simple, rapid and reproducible indication of efficiency, analytical sensitivity, and the variability of each assay [32].
Disturbances in the membrane potential can provide a rapid and sensitive indication of those stimuli that lead to physiological functionally important changes with respect to bacterial viability [ 1].
