| Molecular diagnostics is a branch of clinical diagnostics that uses primarily DNA or RNA as a biomarker for clinical testing. |
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| Some simple diagnostics are functions of the statistics of interest such as autocorrelations and moving averages. |
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| The desktop interface puts the diagnostics on the computer screen's tray bar. |
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| Many clinical benefits are also to be derived from collaboration between the professions in terms of diagnostics and therapeutics. |
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| Both major political parties have already aired the concept of vouchers, and diagnostics would be ideal for a pilot. |
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| For example, one area where systems are vastly underused is in the diagnostics of maintenance problems. |
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| Until 1997, leadership of the in vitro diagnostics sector of the medical device industry was pretty much a toss-up. |
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| We try to refine the diagnostics in a scientific manner before offering the treatment. |
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| For years, HPV testing was a relatively small, unnoticed component of the medical economy, struggling to find its place in medical diagnostics. |
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| Prof. Padmanabhan says diagnostics presents another promising area of research for India. |
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| Would it be impossibly unrealistic to suggest that a shift of resource into diagnostics and screening might pay long term benefits? |
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| A family history combined with other risk factors helps determine the need for additional preoperative diagnostics. |
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| Negotiations are underway to commercialise the project through a partnership with a leading company in the area of transplantation diagnostics. |
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| Monitoring, diagnostics and software updates all have to go through the service provider. |
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| The researchers explain that a similar problem exists in the development of better magnetic imaging tools for medical diagnostics. |
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| Over 4000 exhibitors from 67 nations will showcase state-of-art products in the fields of medical technology, diagnostics, analytics and therapy. |
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| You can expect to pay half an hour's labour for the diagnostics and a further half hour if it can be corrected on the spot. |
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| One bloke even had his car towed away to the dealership for diagnostics but they couldn't find anything wrong with it. |
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| Attempts have been made to relate such shifts to prevailing climates of medical diagnostics or social circumstances. |
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| Current applications of virtual reality in preoperative diagnostics include gastroscopy, bronchoscopy, and colonoscopy. |
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| Now he sat in the small bridge of the ship, recording daily reports and readings from the diagnostics systems. |
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| These biomolecules are used effectively in pharmaceuticals and in the development of vaccines and diagnostics. |
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| It is included in these operating systems as a diagnostics tool for the system administrator, to help him in troubleshooting. |
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| Due to their social importance, the state should pay for prophylactics, diagnostics and treatment. |
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| Remote echographic diagnostics also have a role to play in remote and emergency situations such as in many parts of the third world, the polar regions and at sea. |
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| The Department of Medical Genetics in Bulgaria was found in 1971 as a unique educational unit having a well-developed base for education, diagnostics and research studies. |
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| That's very useful for diagnostics, it's very useful for detecting whether somebody has cancer, obviously if we can detect that early, it can be life-saving. |
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| The paper describes the processes for system design and implementation as well as new concepts in the fields of diagnostics and prognostics. |
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| Major new investments in drug development, diagnostics, and operational research are needed. |
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| Ultrasensitive detection and imaging methods are enabling technologies for the development of a new generation of medical diagnostics. |
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| Researchers attract the best physicians because they are always willing to push the envelope with cutting-edge diagnostics and treatment. |
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| Freedom of choice for women, allied with antenatal diagnostics, has become a tool for eliminating womankind. |
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| Wasswa then shows me another diagnostics machine, this one connected to a laptop. |
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| The strategy shall build on the findings of the diagnostics analysis and the results of the literature review. |
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| The diagnostics adapter is attached to the reset button when the burner is in operation or when a fault occurs. |
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| The unit is designed for one-man calibration, and offers a variety of diagnostics and self test features. |
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| In built diagnostics will reduce service costs and the clever design has been tested in the harshest of environments which ensures a long life. |
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| These genetic insights allow the development of predictive diagnostics that facilitate personalized medicine. |
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| This capability complements policy-based management features that allow automated or advised actions, based on conditions detected through advanced diagnostics. |
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| Apsidal motion is one of the classical diagnostics of stellar structure. |
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| When tabulating the multiple courses taught by full-time faculty, faculty teaching microbiology most often also taught molecular diagnostics and serology. |
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| ApoLife has licensed its technology to three major biopharmas and is working with two other companies to produce therapeutics and diagnostics and stem cell factors. |
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| Faculty in Veterinary Microbiology are involved in research in infectious diseases and vaccinology, diagnostics, immunology, epidemiology, virology and parasitology. |
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| In medical diagnostics, solid-phase immunoassays are used where immunoglobulins are immobilized on a substrate, which then form sandwichlike complexes with antigens. |
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| They should focus their programs on strengthening health systems, including sector diagnostics and preventive health care in co-operation with other health-related international institutions. |
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| The Company's customers include pharmaceutical, biotechnology, agrichemical, diagnostics and consumer products companies as well as academic, government and other non-profit research institutes. |
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| By combining the scientific strengths of Genizon and Pfizer, we look forward to translating our discoveries in disease-associated genetic variation into predictive diagnostics for these serious disorders. |
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| The report presents a detailed analysis of the Hepatitis diagnostics market in the US, Europe, and Japan. |
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| Turn on a computer and wait a couple of minutes for it to load a bloated operating system, perform some ritual diagnostics, and fire up a stack of background processes before being ready to start work. |
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| If we simply deal with diseases as silos, but we do not have the health care personnel, the diagnostics, the treatment facilities, the clean water and the nutrition, how on earth will we have an effect on the ground? |
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| Nature and purpose: Your Company had agreed to stand surety for a syndicated loan to bioMérieux Inc. in connection with the purchase of the diagnostics division of Organon Teknika. |
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| Saliva is an established ultra filtrate in clinical chemical diagnostics. |
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| The aim of the diagnostics is to confirm the diagnosis as early as possible, i.e. before the occurrence of complications and to find out whether the tumour is benign or malignant. |
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| The report presents a detailed analysis of the Syphilis diagnostics market in the US, Europe, and Japan. |
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| The agreement will help Cepheid grow its share of the molecular diagnostics thermal cycler market. |
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| With OutSight, customers get deep visibility into the health of their sites, through powerful, easy-to-understand diagnostics and graphs. |
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| As a result of unnecessary waiting times and double diagnostics, which are consequently harmful to the chances of success, there are unnecessary risks and costs for the patient. |
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| Adler A, Schwartzberg Y, Samra Z, Schwarts O, Carmeli Y, Schwaber M J and the Isreali Clostridium difficile diagnostics study group. |
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| Compared to the higher costs incurred for repairs and power failure damage, an investment in testing and diagnostics technology is low and a verifiable contributor to the cost-effective operation of cable networks. |
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| They serve as diagnostics of date, rather than characterizing the people or the society. |
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| The modal verbs are included in this class, due to their behavior with respect to these diagnostics. |
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| Component-resolved diagnostics and molecular allergology attempt to circumvent the above-mentioned problems. |
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| It is utilized to display all gauges, read outs, diagnostics, instruction manuals and service contacts. |
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| The combined specialty diagnostics company boasts a portfolio of more than 350 diagnostic tests, including ELISA, IFA, LFI, IT and immunoblot. |
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| Salivary diagnostics holds tremendous potential for the diagnosis, prognosis, and monitoring of cancer. |
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| These advanced diagnostics speed problem resolution and reduce vendor fingerpointing, Capeless claims. |
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| For Germany, this is acknowledged by Roche, which in its 'Roche diagnostics chemistry laboratory systems international marketing plan 1997 to 1999' states that BM is dominant. |
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| The tenaculum is a device widely used to pull the uterus cervix for diagnostics purposes and surgery. |
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| Multiplexed diagnostics are the long-awaited ascendance of 'omics into healthcare. |
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| Per the revised Medical Device Act, the KFDA will regulate in-vitro diagnostics as medical devices starting from Jan. |
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| First, much of Brazil has a long unifacial lithic tradition, where bifaces or other distinctive diagnostics are rare. |
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| Bovine serum albumin is widely used in the biopharmaceutical, diagnostics, and veterinary industries. |
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| The report presents a detailed analysis of the Toxoplasmosis diagnostics market in the US, Europe, and Japan. |
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| Some vaccines, therapeutics, and diagnostics are currently neglected by researchers in the North, such as leprosy, dengue, African sleeping sickness, malaria, diseases which have no market in the developed world. |
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| In cases where the in-depth diagnostics revealed that control of corruption was better than the country's original score indicated, the country could be elevated to full MCA qualification status. |
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| Help identify biomarkers and generate molecular diagnostics that would enable earlier detection of a disease or predisposition to a disease, thereby enabling earlier treatment. |
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| A zero mean, single mean, and trend ADF along with autocorrelation, partial autocorrelation and cross correlation diagnostics can be used. |
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| The first factor as regards improving this knowledge is obviously medical and pharmaceutical research and the advances in therapeutics or diagnostics which result from it. |
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| Solvay endorses Innogenetics' recent strategic decision to focus on diagnostics activities and to divest its subsidiary GENimmune, which develops novel immune therapeutics. |
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| All too often, antenatal pregnancy diagnostics is only used to determine whether an unborn child has a disability, whereupon, in the case of a disability, an induced termination of pregnancy is proceeded with. |
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| The key industrial players in diagnostics have tried to automate these traditional processes, but the incorporation of methodologies borrowed from biotechnologies in daily diagnostic practices is still to come. |
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| By Tuesday a centre for diagnostics and observation built by Unicef was in place at the hospital, and screenings at the border with Senegal will be reinforced over the next days. |
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| The ESW-48 programmable logic controller and touch screen operator interface allows fast, simple and precise setup and provides machine diagnostics. |
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| Based on these diagnostics, a neuromuscular disorder is suspected as the cause for the blood gas abnormalities, with a resulting polycythemia from the hypoxia. |
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| No exact racial diagnostics can be made on the basis of the preserved cranial parts, but still it is obvious that it refers to the Mediterranide race that began to gracilize. |
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| In Houston, the Sabin Vaccine Institute and Texas Children's Hospital centre for Vaccine Development have organised a research unit to develop new vaccines and diagnostics. |
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| The agreement covers photodynamic therapy and diagnostics, and, at the end of the three-year period, PhotoCure has the right to extend the agreement for a further two years. |
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