However, the prolonged turnaround time limits the clinical application of culture.
Other interviewees remembered examples where a typing result had surprised them, but the turnaround time had limited its usefulness: …and to my surprise you know when we got the result back there did seem to be on-going transmission and that really focused management.
In this scenario, turnaround time could be limited by applying rapid point-of-care testing of D-dimer in the ED [ 26].
The difficulties in analyzing IS6110 fingerprint patterns and the often slow turnaround time for obtaining results limit the value of this procedure to TB control programs.
Labor advocates argue that safety would be improved by unionizing shows, providing health insurance benefits and implementing stricter workplace safety rules, such as limiting "turnaround time" so crews get enough rest between shoots that can last up to 20 hours a day.
All interviewees identified laboratory turnaround time as the main factor limiting the direct use and value of typing results.
Also, the AUA data showed little variation most likely as a results of dose adaptation In conclusion, the strategy of intrapatient dose adjustment for cisplatin is practically feasible in a research setting even when a short turnaround time of 1 week is the limit for reporting of results.
Based on Fig. 8, we can also observe that the communication efficiency is less than 0.5, which is limited by the turnaround time cost in a round-trip communication.
The tissue culture cytotoxic assay has long been considered the gold standard diagnostic test but is limited by slow turnaround time (at least 48 hours), work intensity, and cost [ 8].
Many laboratory-based tests are unsuitable for emergency use due to their long turnaround times, so have limited value for the management of PPH.
Some respondents pointed out that a reduced turnaround time in the typing laboratory might still be of limited benefit.
