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Ipsilateral hindlimb movements were simultaneously recorded through a piezoelectric transducer (KPEG165, Kingstate, Fig. 1a), which enabled detection of the smallest visible movements, including respiration-related ones.
It was demonstrated that only the RSM model enabled detection of the presence and the localisation of separated flow and correctly predicts airflow patterns related to primary and secondary recirculation.
In addition, these RT-PCR protocols enabled detection of the prevalence of huNoV in 5 (GI) and 10 (GII) of 16 recreational water samples collected around the island of O'ahu, which was confirmed by DNA sequencing and sequence analysis.
Small blocks of the tephra-bearing ice were magnetized with a DC magnetic field of 25 mT and measured using a SQUID gradiometer, which enabled detection of the magnetic signal including that from samples with imperceptible quantities of tephra particles.
Figure S1: NJ tree representing the relative position of Myanmar accessions and the reference set. Figure S2: Evolution of the criteria that enabled detection of the likely number of subpopulations (K) in the 227 accessions using 19 SSR markers for K values varying from 1 to 10. (PDF 189 KB).
The red filter set (excitation range 615 to 665 nm; emission, 700 nm longpass) was used to detect Alexa680-SPIO and the near infrared filter set (excitation range 710 to 760 nm; emission, 800 nm longpass) enabled detection of the cell membrane bound NIR815.
The Fc domain forms a convenient 'tag' to enable detection of the protein in supernatant of transfected cells and for purification of immunogen by protein A affinity chromatography.
It has been shown, that consideration of the phase trajectories of reaction in the phase plane: the heating rate – temperature enables detection of the qualitative changes of the phase portrait under the changes of the Todes or Semenov criteria.
Over the next decades this area may seed advances such as the single-molecule sensing of protons and electronic spins, leading, for example, to single-molecule NMR that will enable detection of the small proportion of enzymes that are in a specific state of interest (such as catalytic intermediates).
The dynamic response of a railway bridge to loading produces a dynamic response in the passing vehicle, potentially enabling detection of the damage through analysis of the vehicle response.
