Sentence examples for the development of panels from inspiring English sources

Due to the lack of a single highly sensitive and specific marker for many diseases, including for various measurable outcomes of pancreatic cancer, research has shifted to the development of panels of markers to achieve improved performance [ 16].

They should also facilitate the development of panels of indicators for disease control as part of decision-support systems for the monitoring of prominent complex diseases, such as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, by patients and their physicians [ 31].

Results further suggest significant promise for the development of panels of breast cancer-specific, premalignant-phase autoantibodies, as well as studies on the autoantibody response to tumor associated antigens in the pathogenesis of cancer.

"Making the Windows Mobile SDK available for free to developers and mobile content creators will accelerate the development of new panels and applications for the Xperia(TM) X1, offering consumer choice and personalisation.

In rice genetics, the use of 27 fluorescently labeled markers in four panels for the analysis of rice genetic diversity has been described [ 25], as well as the development of multiplex panels aiming genetic assessments with a complete coverage of the rice genome [ 26].

Besides being based on a group not likely to be completely representative of the contemporary respirator-user population, previous studies focused on the association between linear facial dimensions in the development of test panels to capture facial variation.

All these features and their unlimited availability are making SNP the markers of choice for the development of identification panels in many animal and plant species [ 8- 12].

Rapid detection of the vanB genotype has proven to be difficult in automated systems and has led to the development of optimised panels [ 23, 24].

The development of reduced panels for any quantitative trait in breeds other than Angus is currently limited by the lack of training populations.

This urgent need motivates the development of AIM panels that contain as much ancestral information as possible, while keeping the number of AIMs as low as possible.

There has not been any report until this study that applied SVM to the development of multimarker panels for early detection of breast cancer based on peripheral blood.