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While some mammals developed resistance to snake venoms, primates opted for a better detection strategy.

The noise model will be used in the detection stage to denoise the output signal for a better detection.

As it will be verified in the simulation results, I p,q) needs to be canceled out in (38) for a better detection performance.

The researchers say this calls for a better detection and cleaning policy to avoid sending a ship full of astronauts into the dangers of deep space, only to have them killed by an earthly pathogen.

However, the previously proposed approaches only used single modality information for the classification algorithms loosing this way the differential information which various biomarkers might provide for a better detection and differentiation of dementia syndromes.

Qadeer, et al. demonstrated that capnography is helpful for a better detection of apnic episode when compared with visual respiratory observation as confirmed by a lower hypoxic rate in the patients who underwent ERCP/EUS with capnography on board [ 24].

Subsequent analysis of the paint cross-sections by means of a scanning electron microscope equipped with an energy dispersive X-ray (SEM EDX) spectrometer provides more information about how chemical elements are distributed over the various layers and enables a better detection for lower Z elements, for which MA-XRF is less sensitive [5].

Because a larger window leads to a better detection, for hypotheses H 2/H 3, the largest window W=W max is used to attain the best detection.

We will use (11)–(13) listed above to analyze the detection probability and detection time for the proposed AF-CDS in Section 3. In this subsection, we present DF-CDS to achieve a better detection performance for CR networks.

This system featured a better detection limit for Hg than the ICP-MS, which occasionally tended to be overloaded with Hg from the continuous daily analyses of bones, some of which were high in Hg.

Since it is known that the interpretation of ictal SPECT is more challenging in mostly brief extratemporal seizures with early propagation of ictal activity and an earlier switch from ictal hyperperfusion to postictal hypoperfusion [22], the larger group of patients with temporal epilepsy may explain a better detection rate for both thresholds.