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In this article, a new data pre-processing method has been suggested to detect and classify vertebral column disorders and lumbar disc diseases with a high accuracy level.

Numerous methods have been suggested to detect the multivariate outliers.

A combination of kjeldahl and spectrophotometric method has been suggested to detect milk adulteration by melamine, urea and ammonium sulphate (Virginia de Lourdes et al. 2013).

Various designs have been suggested to detect and verify the existence of MBSs [17-36] [17-36]ample, the thermolectric measurement [19], the conductance spectroscopy measurements [20,21], shot noise measurements [25], and nonlinear optomechanical detection [33].

Many models and methods have been suggested to detect patterns of brain activation, and some of them have been integrated into the software packages, such as the general linear model (GLM) in the SPM and FSL packages, and independent component analysis (ICA)/canonical correlation analysis (CCA) in AFNI package4.

A cut-off score above 24 has therefore been suggested to detect clinically diagnosable cases [ 49].

Since variation of the load current deeply affects the life time of the cell, estimation and control of oxygen excess ratio (λO2) is suggested to detect and prevent the damage.

A multiplicative interaction was suggested to detect the possible gene-environment or gene-gene interactions [ 25].

Therefore, the conjunction with specific vascular marker, such as CD31 or CD34, which highlights both blood vessel and lymphatic endothelium was suggested to detect lymphatics specifically [ 44].

Cartilage thickness and volume loss measurements using quantitative magnetic resonance imaging (qMRI) are suggested to detect significant cartilage changes over short time intervals.

Nevertheless, close contacts of active TB patients are at a high risk of infection, and QFT-G is suggested to detect INF-γ released by effector T-cells rather than memory T-cells within a short period of incubation [ 22, 23].