Similarly, individual CMs or small islands of surviving CMs, which are hard to detect within the lesioned area, are easily detectable by their H2B-mCh nuclear signal (Fig. 7f, arrows).
Figure 3 shows the detection reliability of MCCEA, and some faults are easily detectable [IDV (1), IDV (2), IDV (4), IDV (5), IDV (6), IDV (7), IDV (8), IDV (10), IDV (12), IDV (14)].
Such movements are easily detectable by space-based astrometric interferometer designed e.g. for planet detection.
Neutral hydrogen clouds are easily detectable at radio wavelengths because they emit a characteristic energy at a wavelength of 21 cm.
The multiple bindings between micrometer sized particles, either latex beads or red blood cells (RBCs), create aggregates that are easily detectable and give qualitative information about the presence of the biomarkers.
The catalytic activity of an enzyme can be used to turn substrate molecules into chromogenic, fluorescent, or chemiluminescent products, which are easily detectable or quantifiable by imaging, microscopy, or spectroscopy.
The United States will insist on inspection of Soviet territory as part of any test-ban treaty — even one on tests in the air which are easily detectable from long distances — to guard against secret preparations in Soviet laboratories.
Statistical scoring of protein candidates is based on the number of peptides identified per proteins, which leads to bias towards larger proteins or proteins whose peptides are easily detectable in MS (e.g., 19 features were quantified and scored statistically for EGFR, whereas only 1 peptide was quantified and scored for EGF).
For the watermarked pairs, (23) no longer holds so they are easily detectable.
These are easily detectable as there is little to no similarity between adjacent frames [27].
They also emit powerful and ultraregular radio signals that are easily detectable with Earth-based dishes.
