Consequently, to more readily detect the presence of virus in the culture supernatant, a PCR-based detection approach was developed.
Of course, additional methods will be required for the detection of point mutations in the relevant genes as MLPA will not readily detect point mutations.
The academy found overwhelming evidence that as levels of nurse staffing rose the quality of care improved, because nurses had more time to monitor patients and can more readily detect changes in their conditions.
When a self-exam is performed on a monthly basis, a woman becomes familiar with her breasts and can readily detect an abnormal change, such as a lump, a swelling, dimpling, or a change in contour, warranting immediate clinical examination.
Or think of the way a door shutting sounds to you, which is private, inaccessible to anyone else, and couldn't exist without you conscious and listening; that and the firing of cells in your brain, which any neuroscientist can readily detect without your coöperation — same thing.
Monkeys can readily detect currents of 1 2 μA delivered to V1.
And Nafion-OMC/GC electrode can be used to readily detect the physiological concentration of EP at pH 7.0.
The results show that MUCH-AMASE can readily detect multiple infections, whereas conventional dideoxy sequencing resulted in ambiguous sequence.
You can readily detect the levels (femoral vs. tibial) and size of deformity (Fig. 2) and determine if hardware on both sides of the knee is needed.
The emerging potentials of nanostructured graphene-based ISFETs with high sensitivity and ability to readily detect have been applied to electrochemical catalysis through pH sensing.
A sensitive and reliable procedure was developed to readily detect GFLV in a single viruliferous X. index, regardless of the nematode origin, i.e. greenhouse rearings or vineyard soils.
