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This detection was predicted by Sara Seager in late 2001.

In addition, because most people have little to no familiarity with nodule detection in chest radiographs (compared to recognition of faces, cars, planes, etc)., we measure the extent to which nodule detection is predicted by performance in novel object recognition.

The DL sensors were sensitive to 20 ppb ethanol and the low detection limit was predicted to be as low as 7 ppb.

For small or intermediate effect QTL explaining 1 % or 5%% of the genotypic variance, detection power was predicted to be low to moderate.

The difference in the molecular weights determined by different multiple-detection SEC methods was predicted by Hamielec [ 71– 71].

"This residual gas was predicted by all dynamical calculations, but previous detections were not as clear-cut and direct as the ALMA result," Casassus said.

The analyzer design allows for a parallel mode of operation in which the energy bandwidth on a conical shaped detection plane is predicted to be as high as 32%±1616%) of the central-band energy.

One such possibility is the importance of trichromacy for long-distance resource detection as is predicted from our colorimetric measurement of fruits and leaves at the study site (Figure 4).

We then investigated whether conscious detection could be predicted on the basis of those indices and the EMG signal, and if so, which parameters were the best predictors of conscious detection.

In contrast, for QTL explaining 10%% of the genotypic variance, detection power is predicted high provided the presence of SNPs in tight linkage disequilibrium to the QTL with r 2 values above 0.8.

However, since accurate detection is to be predicted, cost can be sacrificed for the accuracy of detection and fast detection time.