My expectation that I'd detect a note of ambivalence in the relief was misplaced.
What if the creators of Bittorrent altered the protocol irreversibly so that it would detect child porn being transferred?
America, to me, offered a ray of hope through my despair: I'd detected incontrovertible evidence of gay life in its magazines and films.
I told her I thought I'd detected a deliberate change in sound on the record, more of Burke's throaty north London accent in the vocal – different from her first album's run of songs, very polished and Americanised and released in the wake of her winning TV talent contest The X Factor in 2008.
In contrast, the increased expression of sPLA2-III was observed in both left and right colon adenocarcinomas, indicating that the analysis of sPLA2-III levels would detect cancers located in both left and right colon.
We performed low-pass whole-genome sequencing in 680 individuals from the InCHIANTI study to test two primary hypotheses: (i) that sequencing would detect single low-frequency large effect variants that explow-frequency largents of pheffectic variants as single common varianthatand (ii) that somexplainedvariant asimilarions could be explamountsy lof-frequency variants.
In this study, we thought that the i- STAT® cTnI assay would detect the donkeys' cTnI, because, despite the lack of a known donkey cTnI amino-acid sequence, a third limitation of this study, the sequence of cTnI is highly conserved among all species.
We used a primer set from Tn I exons 3 and 4 for our qPCR, which would detect only the IFM-specific isoform of Tn I.
Professor Robert Hofstadter and I were commissioned, in the early nineteen-fifties, to examine how one would detect one cubic inch of highly enriched uranium or plutonium smuggled into the United States.
I would say that many of the civilisations are much more advanced and would detect something like that and simply go in and decipher it," he says.
