Introduction to Rapid Biochemical

Higher GC scores were independently associated with CPFS, use of salvage ADT, and rapid biochemical failure ( < 18 months after SRT).

Mango is harvested in summer months and exhibits short postharvest life due to rapid biochemical changes.

These simple, direct, and inexpensive techniques should prove useful for evaluation of other small molecule antigen binding Fab fragments, enabling quantitation and rapid biochemical assessments necessary for determining Fab fragment suitability for in vivo uses and other assays and experiments.

Secondline therapy was commenced leading to a rapid biochemical improvement.

Staphylococcus pseudintermedius can easily be mistaken for Staphylococcus aureus using phenotypic and rapid biochemical methods.

OBJECTIVES Lack of a rapid biochemical test for acute stroke is a limitation in the diagnosis and management of acute stroke.

There is no risk stratification tool for Asian men with rapid biochemical recurrence (BCR) following radical prostatectomy (RadP).

In total, 41 surfaces were selected for the analysis of aerobic mesophilic bacteria and total Coliform, which were subsequently identified by rapid biochemical tests.

Open-surface microfluidics is promising in terms of enabling economical and rapid biochemical analysis for addressing challenges associated with medical diagnosis and food safety.

From the evidence, it appears likely that the use of a hot-shot results in more rapid biochemical, electrical and possibly functional myocardial recovery from cardiopulmonary bypass.

Therefore, present study proposes that vitamin C could be used for precise determination of PMI using simple, easy and rapid biochemical analysis.

Rapid biochemical recurrence (BCR) is considered as a sign for clinical recurrence metastasis and PCa-specific mortality.