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Later follow-up imaging studies should be aimed at detecting local tumour progression, development of new hepatic lesions, or emergence of extrahepatic disease.

Later follow-up imaging studies should be aimed at detecting the recurrence of the treated lesion (i.e. local tumour progression), the development of new hepatic lesions, or the emergence of extrahepatic disease.

Treated patients are at risk for developing a second lung primary, reported to be 1 4% per year, and therefore follow-up must be aimed at detecting not only recurrent cancer, but also a new, primary lung cancer.

Indeed, the statistical procedure of Section "Weak-sparseness-based time frequency detection for source recovery (multisource selection)" is aimed at detecting time frequency points where signal sources are present, whatever the number of these sources, whereas it is now required to discriminate points where one single source is present from points where multiple sources occur.

The program's research is aimed at detecting foreign terrorist planning.

That has been the thinking behind more than half a century of cancer treatment, and it's the basis for such screening technologies as mammography, spiral CT scanning (used to detect lung cancer) and the P.S.A., or prostate specific antigen test, all of which are aimed at detecting tumors when they are small and most easily removed or destroyed by chemotherapy or radiation.

This light-scattering imaging technology is extremely sensitive and is aimed at detecting specific markers in cells in the first part of the small intestine (the duodenum) that are indicative of very early precancerous pancreatic lesions.

This module is aimed at detecting the less intense parts of the specular highlights in the image.

The imaging techniques are aimed at detecting the cosmic-ray muons and are intricately associated with electronic systems and computers.

A further step in our research was aimed at detecting which conception of critical sense underlies the documents analysed.

Selective or high intensity logging leads to fragmentation of the forest canopy, and remote sensing methods are aimed at detecting canopy gaps and clearings.