Thus, it is paramount that such a test be amenable to the utilization of DNA samples from formalin-fixed paraffin-embedded tissues since these may be the only available source of DNA for the prior cancer.
The expert group considered whether the tests are amenable to a screening laboratory; for example, some tests are functional, such as those for hearing screening, and must be performed in the nursery.
The most commonly tested pathogens were HSV and Cryptococcus, presumably because these pathogens are easily tested and amenable to treatment.
To keep the PRISM framework parsimonious, we included those determinants that are empirically tested and amenable to change.
Using tests readily amenable for routine medical use, we found that two discovered markers of Kawasaki disease, meprin A and filamin C, can be used to identify patients with Kawasaki disease with excellent accuracy.
Patterns of performance across more and less complex items, and patterns of sex differences on these items, suggest that items on the test are differentially amenable to imagistic and analytic strategies, with males outperforming females on items that are less amenable to analytic strategies.
But according to Lewin, the fact that it is modelled on what can be taught in schools means the CEM test is more amenable to coaching: "It is a better test if you believe in just moving around the deckchairs in what is still a very unfair system, because 80% is what we teach at primary school.
Accordingly, the solubility profile of this compound in several solvents was preliminarily investigated, revealing a conspicuous solubility in DMSO and DMSO/buffer mixtures; this makes the biological testing of I amenable.
Thus, these tests would be amenable to adaptation for tissue slide-based assays.
There is no doubt that they will evolve to new non-invasive diagnostic tests that are amenable to routine clinical use in terms of sensitivity and cost.
