Sentence examples for tests currently available from inspiring English sources
Q. Are there any tests currently available to diagnose Alzheimer's?
The company is developing tools to help users navigate the more than 60,000 genetic tests currently available and help hospitals and insurers design internal policies related to genetic testing.
This study evaluated the sensitivities of a new POC PT test, a dry-hematology method with heparin neutralization technology (DRIHEMATO PT-S [DRI PT-S]; A&T Corporation, Kanagawa, Japan), and compared it with other POC tests currently available.
In this report, we describe the basic equations, finite element formulations, software implementation, and regression/verification tests currently available in MOOSE's navier_stokes module for solving the Incompressible Navier-Stokes (INS) equations.
The diagnostic tests currently available must be performed in a laboratory.
The tests currently available for the diagnosis of anaesthetic anaphylaxis are imperfect.
A recent New England Journal of Medicine article, "Genomics and Drug Response," details beneficial and routine pharmacogenetic testing currently available across different cancers.
— Annieb3, Calif .A. Yes, the main test currently available to diagnose Alzheimer's is a combination of a good history from a person and family and tests of memory and functioning.
It is a well-known serum biomarker and measurement of serum PSA level is the most effective test currently available for the early detection of prostate cancer [36].
Cancer related self-tests, currently available from pharmacies or over the Internet, include FOB kits (related to bowel cancer), PSA tests (related to prostate cancer), breast cancer kits (self-examination guide) and haematuria tests (related to urinary tract cancers) [ 57].
Cancer related self-tests, currently available from pharmacies or over the Internet, include faecal occult blood tests (related to bowel cancer), prostate specific antigen tests (related to prostate cancer), breast cancer kits (self examination guide) and haematuria tests (related to urinary tract cancers).
