Deletion is the predominant mutational mechanism for the lack of detectability of αCNSs in Br, but other mechanisms operate as well.
Again, G-boxes were followed for detectability independent of whether the CNS expected to carry them was detected in Br. Figure 5 gives these results for all αCNS G-boxes and for the 27 G-boxes comprising the "most likely to function" subset, side-by-side.
In particular, it was noticed that the presence of water in the colloidal gold inclusion may be responsible for reduced detectability of the absorbing target at certain detection geometries.
For "short" incubation times of <12 months, for which detectability of residual PrP appeared most likely when the experiments were designed, samples from three different soil bags were examined.
The use of the MEMD enables the multi-channel EEG signal decomposition into narrow frequency bands that can be analyzed separately for better detectability of seizures.
The use of the identification object comprised image subset and appended Fourier transform allows tuning for increased detectability of periodic structures, and can be adapted to other characteristic morphologies, e.g., via use of Hough transforms.
In particular, improved hardware and noise suppressing reconstruction algorithms allow for higher detectability of small lesions and better spatial resolution in PET/computerized tomography (CT) and PET/magnetic resonance (MR).
In the search for suitable sample matrices, bovine hair has shown to be an attractive sample matrix for prolonged detectability of residues of anabolic steroids and beta-agonists.
Moreover, the lower limit of detectability of viral load in our study was different than that reported for the French population during the same period.
Devereux et al [9] measured the decline of detectability of protease (PR) and reverse transcriptase (RT) resistance associated mutations in patients stopping therapy for varying durations of time.
