At diagnosis, approximately 80% of patients are believed to have metastatic disease, but the current diagnostic tools allow to detect only 8 15% of these patients [4].
Use of this design not only allowed to detect and quantify the direct influence of sucrose concentration upon the D85 °C value to be higher than the one of pH, but also to reveal a sucrose concentration/pH specific interaction, while no effect of calcium concentration was evidenced.
Taking into account that by using different T1 and T2 weightings thrombus can be easily differentiated (Figure 1), it is possible that employing a series of pulse sequences would not only allow to detect coronary stenosis but also to gain insight into thrombus and plaque composition.
This allowed us to detect only the product of the second allele by an antibody specific for AGT-Ma.
As a limitation of the presented study, we should mention that a relatively small sample size allowed us to detect only a single factor that has a significant impact on CVR in the examined group patients.
About 16% and 11% sites evolved under positive selection in branches D5a and D5b respectively, and the beb statistic allowed us to detect only one site as evolving under positive selection in branch D5b.
So that only systematic spinal radiographs allow to detect all fractures and to evaluate the severity of each fracture.
In the case of Mt. Vesuvius, we should add to the above limiting factors the fact that the deep crater (∼250 m) and the mountain topology allows us to detect only those very energetic muons that were able to cross 2 km of rock.
Its limitation is that it allows one to detect only the fact of regulation but, due to the absence of mapped promoters in the studied genomes, does not predict the type of regulation, such as repression or activation.
Relativistic effects—e.g., the Doppler shift of the emitted photons then boost the intrinsic luminosity of the jet pointing toward the observer and lower that of the counterjet, allowing measurements of limited dynamic range to detect only the former.
