The aim of this paper is to propose a preprocessing procedure based on independent component analysis (ICA) to ease the detection of rivets and/or flaws in the specimens under test.
The new funding will go on further development of the platform, including spending on image recognition tech to "further help ease the detection of products" from the UGC pool, and on ramping up on sales and marketing globally.
The lysis of the red blood cells during the staining process reveals the parasites and ease the detection [ 29].
Additional markers are placed on the toe or toe cap, respectively, to ease the detection of toe off.
The ATOH8 shRNA constructs (2 3 μg/μl) were mixed with Fast Green solution (Sigma) at a ratio of 2 1 to ease the detection of injection site.
The wider use of volumetric HRCT will probably ease the detection of honeycombing when multiplanar reconstructions from the thin slices will become available.
Advanced processing techniques, such as temporal subtraction, dual-energy subtraction and computer-aided detection (CAD) will play an increasing role in the future and are all targeted to decrease the influence of distracting anatomic background structures and to ease the detection of focal and subtle lesions.
The detectability (i.e. ease of detection) of all regions of the ligamentous complex and its differentiation from the overlying common extensor tendons was classified as good, poor or non-assessable.
The LAMP assay described in this paper is advantageous due to its simple operation, rapid reaction, and ease of detection.
The controversy surrounding the role of HPV in breast cancer may be because of the difficulty that has been encountered in detecting the virus in breast specimens, in contrast to the relative ease of detection in cervical cancers (Lindel et al, 2007; Khan et al, 2008).
