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The study that best illustrates the effects of measurement error on assessing thresholds was that by Brauer et al. (2002), who conducted simulations in which a strict population threshold at various levels of exposure was assumed, and then the effect of measurement error on the ability to detect that threshold, or even a nonlinear exposure-response pattern, was assessed.

In the patent, which is called Stylus With Touch Sensor, Apple notes one example of how an array of touch sensors that are capable of accurately determine finger location and action on a stylus shaft could be useful in supporting advanced device interactions — such as the ability to detect that a user is rotating the stylus.

Therefore, the examination of SGA births is a potential limitation that could limit our ability to detect associations that may be present if some of these births represent constitutionally small births that are not truly growth restricted.

I hope that we might learn something about our own ability to detect vibrations that might lend itself to novel applications in vibrotactile hearing aids for people with hearing impairment.

A question that remains to be investigated is whether this result reflects a true increase in the number of new epitopes being recognized as a result of hLAMP/gag administration or whether the ability of hLAMP/gag to increase the overall magnitude of the cellular immune response simply enhances our ability to detect epitopes that would otherwise have been below the limit of detection.

In AM, the ability to detect haplotypes that contain a disease-associated variant for a specific complex disease is maximized by analyzing the markers that are most divergent between the ancestral populations of the admixed group, namely Ancestry Informative Markers (AIMs).

Endnote c. Systems with the ability to detect users that are inactive in the current transmission are called systems with active user detection.

Pooling RNA from several animals potentially increases the representation of transcripts common to all animals but might decrease the ability to detect transcripts that are unique to one animal.

But in addition to successful avoidance of danger, an organism's well-being depends crucially on its ability to detect events that could increase its changes for safety and reproduction.

The 300 least-covered fragments (Table S1) included HML and HMR, the silenced mating cassettes, confirming our ability to detect areas that do not shear well due to silencing.

We evaluated Messina's ability to detect genes that display aberrant expression in at least a user-defined proportion of samples using a series of simulation experiments which model genes with known frequencies of differential expression.