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As we showed previously in Kenya [ 28] and others have confirmed [ 5], blood culture for M. tuberculosis may make an additional contribution in hospitalized patients with advanced and symptomatic HIV infection but did not contribute to detection of TB in ambulatory subjects with earlier stage HIV infection.

The SEPCOR results show that with correlation threshold increasing from 0.6 to 0.75 in steps of 0.05, it automatically selects feature subsets of 2, 3, 4 and 5 which contribute to detection accuracies of 72.4%, 80%, 91.6% and 92% with k-NN classifier and improved accuracies of 73%, 85%, 95.6% and 95.8% with MLP network (no. of hidden neurons, N = 50) respectively.

Our results reveal how different attributes of motion contribute to detection, identification and distraction and provide initial guidelines on how motion codes can be designed to support awareness in information-rich interfaces while minimizing unwanted side effects of distraction and irritation.

Faults were imaged as high-attenuation stripes, demonstrating that SAP may contribute to detection of faults in the igneous section of oceanic crust where faults are rarely imaged by conventional seismic reflection methods.

These may include processed pseudogenes or mRNA with disrupted reading frames that can contribute to detection of unannotated sequences [ 56, 57].

The funny and incongruous endings did not differ significantly, suggesting that this area may contribute to detection of semantic ambiguity and incongruity with the preceding context.

Subsequent cloning and sequencing revealed that the new strain contained unique capsid gene mutations that contributed to detection failure in the ISH method [52].

First, the studies were mostly retrospective in design and not all subjects were assessed consistently for clinical findings, potentially contributing to detection bias.

Anecdotes collected at the time of case reporting suggest that the outreach campaign contributed to detection of suspected cases of monkeypox.

Table 3 shows that Serologic screening contributed to detection of Stage I tumors by identifying a subpopulation with 7.5 times higher risk of NPC than the general cohort (Table 3).

Novel analytical approaches to HE4 detection may therefore contribute to early detection of ovarian cancer and associated improvement in patient outcomes.