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The current methodology of DNA detection can further be extended to detect other biomolecules.

This methodology of DNA detection can further be extended to detect other biomolecules such as proteins and antibodies.

We show the system can be extended to detect a user's mood purely from smartphone sensor data.

The proposed method exhibited high sensitivity, acceptable stability and reproducibility, and could be extended to detect other protein targets.

In the future, these abstractions can be extended to detect and cope with larger classes of failures in WSAS.

The method can be extended to detect various analytes, such as other metal ions, proteins and small molecules by using the oligonucleotides that can selectively bind the analytes.

Although the focus of this paper is on uncovering a tendency in a highly specific asset class within a narrow geographical area, the preliminary conclusions and related discussions can be extended to detecting such bubbles in other countries and regions that could possibly warn against the eruption of the next big financial crisis.

Lately, the application of TKEO was extended to detect abrupt changes in broadband biological signals (i.e., spike detection of neurological signals) (Atit et al. 1999; Mukhopadhyay and Ray 1998; Sherman et al. 1998).

However, mutation-selection models have, so far, not been extended to detecting selection at certain amino acid sites in particular lineages and thus, do not allow us to investigate the complex question as to when (the lineages) and where (the amino acid sites) evidence for positive selection can be found.

The CL microarray imaging assay could also be extended to screen detect other biomarker groups by printing different hairpin DNAs on the microarray and using corresponding antibody-DNA pairs.

Additionally, range-free positioning techniques can also be extended to actively detect and counteract fake beacons [17] and to also neutralize more advanced threats to WSNs such as the wormhole and Sybil attacks [9].