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However, it is possible that an abnormal clone harboring UPD9p exists in heterozygous V617F patients but is too small to be detected using current methods.
To be precise, when oscillations emerge at the tip, the "steady state" at the shank is an oscillatory state but with an amplitude of <7.0×10−9 mM and it is anticipated that such a small-amplitude oscillation would not be detected using current experimental procedures.
However, changes in the water content in the early stages of OA cannot be detected using current clinical techniques such as radiography and arthroscopy.
The optical mapping technique has been successfully used for assessing the quality of genome assemblies and for detecting large-scale structural variants and rearrangements that cannot be detected using current paired end sequencing protocols.
It is interesting to note that none of the proteomics studies identified as circadian the core circadian proteins, such as the PERs and CRYs, since their levels were too low to be detected using current techniques.
Furthermore, none of our patients with iPTH concentrations above the reference range would have been detected using current screening recommendations (Livingstone and Rampes 2006; Saunders et al. 2009).
The intravenous infusion of glycerol can most likely be detected using the current urine analysis; however, the dependence of the concentration of urinary glycerol on the urine volume should be considered.
This rapidly dissociating side-binding of AIP1 would not be detected using our current experiment setting.
The study demonstrated that subtle differences can be detected using the current methods and statistical treatment of the data.
Based on the minimum detectable concentration of GNRs of ~10 particles/ml under laser light fluence of 4 mJ/cm, about 100 particles per cell can be detected using the current system.
Most co-infections were caused by pneumococci and Legionella spp. which may be detected using routine diagnostic methods according to current ATS/IDSA recommendations [ 26].
