Two years after SVR, a liver nodule that was not pointed out previously was detected in routine abdominal ultrasonography, and the size of the nodule was 11.9 × 6.1 mm.
Antibodies were detected in routine assays of NMDAR-transfected cells (Fig. 1B, left) revealing identical results in two laboratories (Lübeck, Barcelona).
7 Though clinically and cost effective treatments are available, 8 9 less than half of cases of postnatal depression are detected in routine clinical practice.
Massive clusters of glycerol were successful in desorbing and detecting large peptides, much larger than can be detected in routine SIMS today; however, the development did not take off possibly because of the technical difficulties of handling the glycerol beam.
Whenever Salmonella was detected in routine sock samples, either the person in charge of the broiler flock or the local District Veterinary Officer was contacted in order to obtain follow-up samples for this study.
Health professionals are not good at predicting patients' ability to perform instrumental activity of daily living (IADL), and impaired functional ability may not be detected in routine clinical examinations [ 6].
The major design challenge for studies of different CXR ordering strategies is to overcome ascertainment bias, which may lead to more complications (including clinically non-apparent complications) being detected in the routine CXR group if surveillance CXRs are not obtained in the restrictive group.
The Danish Salmonella Control Programme thus lays down statutory requirements for routine Salmonella sampling procedures as well as the consequences for the flocks if Salmonella is detected in these routine samples [ 4].
The disease was detected in a routine checkup five days earlier.
Using the Citigroup customer Web site as a gateway to bypass traditional safeguards and impersonate actual credit card holders, a team of sophisticated thieves cracked into the bank's vast reservoir of personal financial data, until they were detected in a routine check in early May.
