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World Anti-Doping Agency officials said a blood test detecting the use of manufactured human growth hormone, a test that they say is scientifically reliable and also defendable in court, was first used for the Athens Olympics in 2004.
In [9] we have shown that the combination of temporal information and stylometric information can yield good accuracy when detecting the use of multiple aliases in web forums.
Operation Peppermint provided for: Centralization of all detection equipment and knowledge of its operation under ETOUSA; Establishment of a means of detecting the use of radioactive substances; and Channels for the reporting of such incidents to G-3 ETOUSA for immediate action.
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Only specific questionnaires to detect the use of prohibited substances are useful to identify the extent of doping despite the risk of biased responses in self-reported declarations.
The blood test can detect the use of EPO over several weeks, but only indirectly.
One reason for the tests is to detect the use of a milkshake.
"There is no test out there that can detect the use of these nutrients in the pepper," Duffy wrote.
He praised efforts by international and French authorities to detect the use of illegal performance-enhancing drugs.
A significant number of the tests, but less than half, were to detect the use of the hormone erythropoietin, or EPO, which increases oxygen-carrying capacity.
Regarding EPO, the French test, which uses a urine sample, can detect the use of the synthetic hormone for only three days, Schamasch said.
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