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Thus, an imaging target related to the malignant transformation of the ovary needs to be established and the current detection limit of traditional TVUS needs to be enhanced to detect early OVCA-related changes in the ovary.
Therefore, a WLS-based SE cannot by itself be enhanced to detect FDI attacks but only in synergy with some other method.
Furthermore, multispectral images can be enhanced to detect landslides by means of analytical methods based on the spectral characteristics of the land surface and automatic approaches focus on the classification of image pixels (Martha et al., 2010; Mondini et al., 2011).
In areas where potential vectors are present, vigilance should be enhanced to detect imported cases of ZIKV, and laboratory capacity to confirm suspected ZIKV infections should be strengthened.
They also developed an enhanced ability to detect changes in mechanical pressure, which made them more sensitive to water movements.
It will be helped by an instrument contributed by Russia, which has an enhanced ability to detect traces of water beneath the surface.
Autistics' enhanced ability to detect genuine regularities within noisy stimuli deserves more attention [14], particularly as these complex abilities have been found in autistic toddlers [30].
As odors have the potential to communicate information about the emotional state of others [17], an enhanced ability to detect such odors could support empathy and social awareness in recipients.
As clinicians attempt to diagnose an increasingly common disease and researchers attempt to better understand the disease system, enhanced methods to detect the fungus linked to these infections will be essential.
The impact of enhanced ability to detect abuse can not be underestimated; health and social care professionals need to make better detection decisions, so those most at risk can be identified and protected.
The enhanced ability to detect small amounts of DNA in a sample by LRPS can likely be attributed to the more sensitive fluorescence detection system of the Roche LightCycler® 480 (Roche Applied Science, Germany) machine [ 33].
