Another question is whether there are enough trained genetic counselors, specialists who advise on genetic tests, to cope with a surge in demand that could follow the commercials.
In this paper, we developed an alternative test to cope with the trade-off between safety and efficacy.
It takes determination to face unpleasant tests, to cope with doctors who tell us things we know in our gut are at best incomplete.
A novel dual HIV-1 target amplification approach was realized in the quantitative COBAS® AmpliPrep/COBAS® TaqMan® HIV-1 Test, v2.0 (HIV-1 TaqMan® test v2.0) to cope with the high genetic diversity of the virus.
As in the simulation study, besides mTDT and tests designed to cope with the problem of small data (mTDT Y, mTDT YP, mTDT L 1 and mTDT L 2), we used the same tests for state-of-the-art data sets for comparison with mTDT P : mTDT1 T, mTDT E, mTDT LC and mTDT SR.
Then, they tested their ability to cope with losses from a range of economic and financial situations.
Basil Scarsella, chief executive of UK Power Networks, told MPs the combination of the storms' severity and their national reach meant "tried and tested" plans struggled to cope.
I have dabbled with the species tulips before, growing them in pots to see if I like them and then liberating them into the beds to test their ability to cope in the ground.
This lack of experience and self-efficacy could influence providers' ability to help patients make informed decisions about testing and how to cope with the test results.
Based on their balance-sheets at the end of 2013, the banks will be tested to see how they cope in 2014-16 with both a baseline scenario based on forecasts for those three years and an adverse scenario, which specifies gloomier economic and financial conditions.
