The actual "detection rate" (i.e. proportion of tests resulting in statistically significant temporal clusters of cases) was 3.4 %, but only one-third were confirmed as unusual aggregations, bringing the detection rate below the chance detection rate.
The single-photon sensitivity, which is intrinsic to all TCSPC techniques, also deserves some comment, in that it can bring the low detection limit of genomic DNA down to unprecedented values.
The above mentioned strategies consequently bring the limit of detection (LOD) to as low as 1 pM for human α-thrombin and 6 pM for human IgG.
Jo Ashworth, director of forensic sciences at the East Midlands Special Operations Unit, said: "The pilot was developed to look at what value forensic teams bring to the detection of attempt burglaries.
As this partial-tracking algorithm has a delay of one buffer size, this ODF has an additional latency of 512 samples, bringing the total detection latency (including the peak-picking phase) to 1,536 samples or 34.8 ms when sampled at 44.1 kHz.
Sherlock Holmes had the case of the dog that didn't bark, but it has taken two dozen apartment complexes and a testing company in Tennessee to bring the art of canine detection into the "CSI" age.
In summary, we bring the first evidence that detection of high sMIC plasma levels may constitute a noninvasive indicator of underlying immune-mediated disorders of placentation in some women with severe VPD and may notably characterize the vascular etiology of IUGR.
Firm evidence for the enzyme to be active in that tissue was brought by the detection of fatty acids unsaturated at the fourteenth position.
Even though the acid treated consignments were not allowed to enter feed mill until a negative test procedure, the decontamination process cannot be considered as a guarantee for freedom from salmonella but instead that the level of contamination has been brought under the detection level of the test method applied.
We show, in particular, that both high and low detection rates fail to bring the epidemic under control.
