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By making PET detectors smaller spatial resolution is improved and, for example, smaller-sized, active lymph nodes can be better detected, the main parameter for lesion detection in PET being the activity concentration (or lesion-to-background contrast) notwithstanding.

In addition, measurement of the key outcome (anaemia) was done objectively using WHO age-specific haemoglobin cutoffs [ 32], though identification of anaemia by means of the haemoglobin level may have impaired the detection of iron-deficiency anemia, which might be better detected by measuring serum ferritin and transferrin receptor [ 36].

"This research could give us clues about how the human body stays healthy or becomes sick, which could in turn unlock insights into how diseases could be better detected or treated".

For example, longer transcripts would benefit from larger bins as opposed to exons that would be better detected with shorter, exon-size bins.

According to previous observations [14], the expression of CD34 on late-EPC surface was at low intensity and could therefore be better detected when the highly sensitive FASER technique, instead of conventional cytometry, was used (Fig. 2B).

Endogenous SPT7L is also phosphorylated in the TFTC complex because SPT7L can be better detected following phosphatase treatment of the complex by western blot analysis (Fig. 6C, compare lane 3 and 4).

Also, as with detection rates, self-referring information was better detected in terms of Probe-Irrelevant P300 amplitude differences than mock crime information, regardless of protocol.

Overall, genes that were better detected in whole cells over nuclei tended to be shorter, such as Tbr1, while genes showing better detection in the nuclei tended to be longer (Fig. 4c, Supplementary Fig. S4).

All collateral veins are better detected this way, including perforator veins, but of most importance is the detection of venous thrombosis.

(c) Histogram showing a higher frequency of genes that were better detected in cellular compared to nuclear data sets for S1 excitatory neurons (Supplementary Table S3).

For single trial estimates, category decoding was equal across all trial timing conditions while item-level information and memory effects were better detected using slow trial timing.