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This non-intrusive method is proved to be efficient in detecting the rotating stall instability and the number of stall cells.

At these energies, scintillator detectors are more efficient in detecting the hard X-rays, and Compton scattering of the X-rays out of the path of the particle becomes important.

Most works in knowledge base system have focused on using axioms applying enrichment method, but was not efficient in detecting the document topic and hence resulted with the expanded queries.

Simulation results demonstrate that the proposed method is very much efficient in detecting the long and the thick as well as the short and the thin vessels with an average accuracy of 96.16% for the DRIVE and 97.35% for the STARE database wherein the existing methods fail to extract the tiny and the thin vessels.

The present analysis reveals that the methodology is efficient in cases of evident geographical segregation, for which the method was designed, while it is not efficient in detecting the direction of the flows where geographical segregation is not present.

The validation results indicated that the proposed method is more efficient in detecting the non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug diclofenac, in human plasma even at very low levels when only ca. 1000 µL of human plasma was processed.

The main result is that reviewers in the group with prioritised use cases are significantly more efficient and effective in detecting the most critical faults from a user's point of view.

The first is the use of a simple impulse detector, which is efficient and yet effective in detecting the noisy pixels in color images.

The SAGE method is more efficient than the EST method in detecting the low-abundance transcripts.

The failure is to be expected since the results of negative/positive culture contrasts at 1-month in clinical trials were much less efficient than those at 2-months in detecting the addition of sterilising drugs [ 3], and the number of patients, 86 in all, was too small.

Because these studies have involved only one or two imaging modalities and comparison among modalities are not sufficient, it remains unclear as to which modality is the most efficient in detecting IgG4-DS; the differences in imaging features between IgG4-DS and SS also remain unclear.