Notably, residual antibiotics are commonly detected in aquatic environments in Vietnam (Hoa et al. 2011).
Non-calcified echogenic renal cortical nodules are commonly detected with abdominal ultrasound (US).
Such lesions and their evolution over time are commonly detected by magnetic resonance imaging (MRI).
Moreover, the scintillation events were observed near the auroral latitudes where Pi1B pulsations are commonly detected.
The broad spectrum antimicrobials triclosan (TCS) and triclocarban (TCC) are commonly detected in the environment.
These species are commonly detected in formation waters associated with petroleum and obtained from reservoirs with temperatures ranging from 20 to 200°C (Kharaka et al.[79]).[79]
Members of phylum Chloroflexi are commonly detected from sediment and involve carbon cycling, organohalide respiration, fermentation, CO2 fixation, and acetogenesis with ATP formation by substrate-level phosphorylation (Hug et al. 2013).
Low seismic velocity zones are commonly detected at shallow depths in relatively warm subduction contexts (Hirose et al.2008) and at higher depths in the mantle wedge of cold subduction environments (Tsuji et al. 2008).
Mutations in FLT3 are commonly detected in patients with AML.
Enterotoxin genes sec and sel as well as genes sak, chp and scn, indicative of lysogenic β-haemolysin-converting phages, are commonly detected.
β-haemolysin-converting phages carrying sak, scn and chp as well as sea or sea-N315 in various combinations are commonly detected.
