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Quite a lot of experience exists for detection of pathological conditions that result in an increase of lung proton density.

Considering that the density of N+ exceeds that of N2+ at altitudes of 200 to 300 km and that dipole N+ transitions lie within the spectral band of the second harmonic of Nd YAG laser radiation, the possibility exists for detection of this radiation scattering in the ionospheric F2 layer.

In all cases where sufficiently high quality data existed for detection of weaker binding sites in both species, the secondary modes were conserved, indicating that TF specificity does not commonly evolve by loss or gain of secondary binding modes.

No formal surveillance or regulatory system exists for microcystin detection in water or shellfish in most countries, including the United States.

An urgent need therefore exists for rapid detection methods to identify harmful invasive species in ships' ballast prior to port entry to provide adequate time for taking appropriate control actions.

The potential exists for diabetes detection bias in individuals under medical treatment for PTSD.

As no criterion instrument ('gold standard') exists for early detection of parenting and developmental problems, criterion validity cannot be assessed.

No approved commercially available diagnostic assay exists for the detection and antimicrobial-resistance testing of all genital mycoplasma species, including M. genitalium.

No validated gold standard exists for the detection of antibodies against Brucella in pinnipeds, and developing such a standard for all marine mammal species and Brucella species is logistically difficult and cost prohibitive [ 27].

One possibility, proposed by Wilson and Wilkinson [18], is that we may be better at detecting radial and rotational structure because global summating mechanisms exist for their detection, whereas the detection of horizontal structure relies on local summating mechanisms.

Although the etiology of these tumors is well defined, very little is known about their molecular basis and no diagnostic tool exists for their early detection in high-risk workers.