Ultimately, detectives succeeded by taking a sample of his saliva from the lid of a coffee cup from which Mr. Kee had drunk in his jail cell.
Using a new kind of explosives-detection technology, the agency has begun screening certain powders at airport checkpoints by taking a sample of the powder and doing an on-the-spot test.
The plan is to catch and fine people £80 for not cleaning up after their dogs by taking a sample of the offending faeces and matching it with the owner through the DNA database.
Their technique can already identify how advanced a person's cancer is, and thus how likely it is to return after treatment.At present, pathologists assess how advanced a cancer is by taking a sample, known as a biopsy, and examining the concentration within it of specific receptors, such as EGFRs, that are known to help cancers spread.
Moreover, in the short term, the new technique can already reveal how advanced a person's cancer is, and thus how likely it is to return after treatment.At present, pathologists assess how advanced a cancer is by taking a sample, known as a biopsy, and examining the concentration within it of specific receptors, such as EGFRs, that are known to help cancers spread.
Typically, a test is conducted by taking a sample.
It would begin by taking a sample of the tumour, and collecting dendritic cells from the patient's blood.
The strain was propagated by taking a sample by swab from a colony and streaking on YPD agar (yeast extract, peptone, dextrose; 1, 1, 2%).
What if a psychiatrist could tell whether someone was about to commit suicide simply by taking a sample of their blood?
The idea is predicting the objective function and solution of the true problem by taking a sample size of N and solve the problem in Eq. (18) known as SAA problem.
