Sentence examples for universal prospective from inspiring English sources

Only with universal prospective DNA fingerprinting was the full extent of the Mercian strain in the West Midlands fully characterized.

Detection of this strain was only possible with the commencement of universal prospective typing of all M. tuberculosis isolates in the West and East Midlands.

This profile was identified soon after universal prospective DNA fingerprinting was initiated in 2004 and has been consistently identified since then (Figure 1).

Universal prospective DNA fingerprinting is an essential part of many countries TB control programs as it has been used to estimate transmission in specific populations groups.

We analyzed all M. tuberculosis isolates in the West Midlands region of the UK from 2004 and 2008 by universal prospective DNA fingerprinting and identified the most prevalent strain.

Since the Mercian strain is not a drug-resistant strain without associated phenotypic properties that could differentiate it from other M. tuberculosis complex strains, it would only have been possible to detect this strain by universal prospective typing.

Given the importance of this condition, often associated with substantial patient suffering and discomfort, gaps in knowledge about its prognosis, and documented underreporting and shortcomings of ICD-10-based algorithms, there is a need for establishing systematic research databases with universal and prospective registration of ONJ cases.

Prospective universal DNA fingerprinting was undertaken between 2004 and 2008 with retrospective genotyping carried out on strains isolated before 2004.

This cross-sectional study is based on a retrospective analysis of a previously reported prospective universal infant hearing screening (UIHS) programme implemented in an inner-city area of Lagos, southwest of Nigeria, with an estimated population of 250,000 [ 17].

Even though this is universal to any prospective dating to a certain extent, regardless of preference, body size, or sexual orientation, fat individuals, fat women or non-gender-conforming persons are at especial risk.

Consent decrees separating studios from their wholly owned theater chains in 1948, or splitting Universal's then-prospective parent, MCA Inc., from its talent agency in 1962, proved to be just temporary setbacks.