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The models permit detecting episodes of positive selection acting on a fraction of sites ("site" models) or on particular phylogenetic lineages ("branch" models), as well as a combination of both ("branch-site" models).

The multiple gene duplication problem provides a framework for placing gene duplication events onto nodes of a given species tree, and detecting episodes of multiple gene duplication.

Thirdly, the ACCORD study did not collect sufficient data to accurately detect episodes of hypoglycaemia unawareness, some of which may have been severe episodes of hypoglycaemia.

Flaatten [ 2] used International Classification of Diseases (ICD-10) codes in a national dataset in Norway to detect episodes of sepsis.

We also used switching Markov modulated codon models to detect episodes of positive selection during the evolution of Rubisco, as implemented in the program FitModel [ 40].

Monitoring should not be limited to daytime hours and should include periodic nocturnal surveillance to detect episodes of nocturnal or early-morning hypoglycemia.

The main effectiveness measures of this evaluation would be the total number of cytologies performed, HPV infections detected, lesions of different grades detected, episodes of cancer detected and the number of deaths avoided.

The aim of the present study was to assess the effect of ADX10059 on gastro-oesophageal reflux in patients with GORD, using pH-metry to detect episodes of acid reflux and hence indirectly study LOS function.

The contrasting root-to-tip ω-lineages appears to be an efficient methodology to study ecological adaptation scenarios in phylogenetic contexts, as it is sensitive enough to detect episodes of reversal evolution.

Chen et al. [ 97], in a cohort of 19 patients with poor-grade SAH, demonstrated that ICP and CPP monitoring may not be sufficient to detect episodes of cerebral compromise, such as severe brain hypoxia detected by PtiO2 catheter (PtiO2 of not more than 10 mm Hg) or brain energy dysfunction detected by CMD (LPR of at least 40).

In contrast, a single large study that was not formally restricted to the ICU setting only, and that used International Classification of Diseases-Ninth Revision-Clinical Modification (ICD-9-CM) codes to detect episodes of new-onset AF, reported an incidence of 5% in hospitalized patients with severe sepsis and 6% in patients with septic shock.