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Also, directly sequencing cells extracted from tumor tissue has also been clinically accepted to detect EGFR mutation sequences [16, 17].

This paper tends to review the data mining approach that deals with binary trait outcomes (for e.g., disease status) that have been accepted to detect interactions between genes.

Seduced by the French offer, Godoy accepted, failing to detect the true motivations of either Napoleon or Ferdinand, who both intended to use the invasion as a ploy, to seize power in Spain.

This may also indicate the need for caution in accepting failure to detect colonisation as confirmation of clearance.

"We don't yet have a generally accepted surveillance strategy to detect and uncover patients with increased risks, nor have an organized surveillance program in which these individuals could enter to get regular check-ups of the liver".

MRI is widely accepted to be the most sensitive imaging modality for detecting breast cancer, but has relatively low specificity.

The reliability of the currently accepted biomarker used to detect PCa recurrence, prostate-specific antigen (PSA), has recently been questioned [ 3], and highlights the urgent need for more effective PCa-specific biomarkers to guide patient treatment.

In the context of cancer screening, optimal specificity depends on how many negative (unnecessary) biopsies one is willing to accept in order to detect one case of cancer.

Confirmatory imaging with computed tomography (CT) is generally accepted for larger lesions to detect the presence of gross fat and confirm the presumed diagnosis of AML (Fig. 1).

The NRU phototoxicity assay using 3 T3 cells has been validated by the European Union Reference Laboratory for Alternatives to Animal Testing, and accepted for regulatory use to detect the phototoxic potential of substances.

Various accepted techniques are used to detect, evaluate, and quantify living systems on Earth, and these technologies have already been adapted for use on other planets (e.g., Mars).