Therefore, DWI may be of greater diagnostic utility to detect cerebral ischemia within five days after the event [ 15, 18].
Array-based methods have proven utility to detect in a single assay at a reasonable cost any microbe from the thousands that have been sequenced.
These findings, together with many other reports 2, 3 indicate that clinical assessment alone has limited utility to detect early AD pathology in many individuals.
Finally, from a clinical microbiology standpoint, the evaluation of delta-hemolysin production may be of potential utility to detect staphylococci which display an increase proclivity to develop heterogeneous resistance.
Finally, developing cities could benefit from using 'smart networks': this new technology allows utilities to detect leaks, regulate pressure, monitor water quality in real time, which can help save costs and improve efficiency.
On the other hand, ascribing a probability and utility to each and every event detected in the study or inferred from errors would be a logistically taxing process and would omit certain rare, but notorious, events such as daily rather than weekly methotrexate administration.
Digital meters, which are installed in households and at key transmission points, automatically generate real-time information about both consumers and suppliers, allowing utility providers to detect failures immediately, and sometimes also to identify the cause.
Non-technical loss (NTL) during transmission of electrical energy is a major problem in developing countries and it has been very difficult for the utility companies to detect and fight the people responsible for theft.
The purpose of our study was to assess the diagnostic accuracy and clinical utility of CTCA to detect or exclude obstructive CAD in women with low to intermediate PTP of obstructive CAD in comparison to men.
Both approaches were used to get a more thorough assessment of differential gene expression and to evaluate the utility of SAGE to detect gene expression changes in the lactating mammary gland.
