The direction of acquisitions is a good externally detectable indicator for intra-series strategic consistency in strategic actions.
Instances where a pathogen was detected in the absence of a detectable bacterial indicator were extremely infrequent; thus, the fecal indicators were conservative surrogates for a variety of pathogenic microorganisms in this agricultural setting.
Our results suggest that genetic erosion may not be detectable with these indicators in some cases of substantial, ecologically-relevant demographic decline.
Collectively, these findings suggest that the shape of the glucose response curve may be a very early marker of glucose dysregulation and type 2 diabetes risk and is detectable even before traditional indicators of hyperglycemia (30).
Terms used interchangeably with LoD, including lower limit of detection, minimum detectable concentration, analytical sensitivity, and biological limit of detection, have led to confusion regarding how to evaluate this performance indicator.
That no engineered microbe has even been traced to any disease or has caused any detectable problem is an indicator that safety measures have so far been sufficient (or that forensic methods to this end have worked poorly).
Although UHRF1 overexpression was associated with these malignant indicators, UHRF1 was detectable in half of lung cancer patients in an early pathological stage.
In line with this, the number of parasite mutations was not related with the proportion of individuals in whom asexual parasites were still detectable on day 3, an indicator of parasite clearance time (PCT).
Another issue is whether the radiographically detectable adjacent degeneration is an indicator of clinical outcome.
As Eftedal (2007) stated in his doctoral thesis: ".. the absence of detectable bubbles is a good indicator of decompression safety, but the occurrence of bubbles, even high grades, is a poor predictor of decompression sickness".
