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Finally, we hypothesize that our technique can be modified to accommodate detection of event-related local field and electroencephalogram potentials.
For example, the technique has been easily modified to accommodate detection and analysis of inhibitory postsynaptic current (IPSC) responses.
Third, resources and care pathways need to be optimised to accommodate detection and follow-up.
With the improved parameter estimation capability, subspace decomposition-based approaches are exploited to accommodate the detection of multiple RSSs simultaneously [14, 15].
Due to lack of appropriate test equipment, it is recommended that further work should be done on work station hardware development that would accommodate the detection of fluid lubrication wear that occurs during operation and severe fatigue wear resulting from rolling contact fatigue in dry lubrication.
To accommodate the detection of very few infected cells in lesions, scenarios involving indirect mechanisms such as autoimmunity or deregulation of non infected lymphocytes were proposed [1], [4], [47].
It is our hypothesis that a narrow window width and a low window level to enhance small contrast differences in combination with 5-mm multiplanar reconstructions (MPR) to decrease noise will accommodate the detection of non-solid nodules.
They have implemented acoustic emission techniques for monitoring pipeline networks in order to accommodate for the early detection of any abnormal behaviour of the system.
Accommodating bomb detection machines -- some the size of minivans -- could result in a store or two being eliminated in some airports.
This assay required modification of the real-time platform to accommodate excitation of FAM at 494 nm and detection of TAMRA emission at 605 nm.
The proposed approaches accommodate signals of different strengths contaminated by a colored Gaussian background, and perform detection without reconstructing the underlying signals from the observations.
