The left aSMG was also shown to be important in the detection of audiovisual speech cues (Wernike's area) (Calvert and Campbell 2003; Bernstein et al. 2008).
Future studies on odonates should investigate if the odour and taste receptors that have been shown to be important in the detection of food, mates and oviposition sites in modern insects like Drosophila [ 72] are operating also in this very ancient insect group, which its long history of independent evolution from the well-investigated model insect systems.
These were questions which were believed to be important in the detection of an asthmatic, namely questions relating to symptoms in the last 12 months (wheezing, chest tightness, shortness of breath, night cough), family history of asthma and associated conditions of hayfever or eczema [see Additional file 1].
The VMH, discussed in detail in this article, reflects only one of a number of brain regions thought to be important in the detection of hypoglycemia, and together these brain regions may form an integrated neural network coordinating physiological and behavioral responses to a hypoglycemic challenge.
Although floral colours/contrasts might be important in the detection of the flowers, the major floral attractant in this mimicry system is the floral scent, which mimics the female sex pheromone bouquet of a narrow range of targeted insect species [ 41- 48].
This has possible implications for understanding the in vivo pathogenesis of IPF and may be important in early disease detection and treatment monitoring.
Better diagnostics will help in measuring the effect of monkeypox in disease-endemic areas and will be important in effective outbreak detection during accidental or intentional release of virulent orthopoxviruses.
CAC has been shown to be independently predictive of CHD risk over and above traditional cardiac risk factors, 2 and thus may be important in the early detection of atherosclerosis.
The current work makes clear that changing the parameters of even a single method may be important in optimizing the detection of certain combinations of source and target genomes.
This suggests that TF correction may be important in maximizing sensitivity to detection of early disease.
