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As such, the absence of vascular leakage with OCTA can be advantageous as hyperfluorescence due to vascular leakage, or window defects may impede the detection of capillary perfusion.

Limitations: T2w-STIR images usually allow reliable visual identification of oedema in patients with a focal pattern of myocardial involvement, although the limited contrast-to-noise ratio (CNR) may impede the detection of subtle tissue changes in a significant minority of patients.

High gene flow following colonization is one likely explanation, although insufficient variation (loci) or homoplasy of microsatellites at large geographic scales [37] may also impede the detection of local population structure.

The decrease in viral load during treatment could impede the detection of minor variant.

One consequence of mitochondrial and tandem ura4+ DNA insertions is that they can impede the detection of the insertion sites by TAIL-PCR.

Nevertheless, exposed lavas in the Mascarenes are often the result of recent volcanic reactivation and might impede the detection of the true age of the underlying geology [ 7].

In the remaining samples, the low tumour infiltration of the assayed sample impeded the detection of the H3K27me3 loss, but H3-K27M-mutated allele could be detected on a distinct sample in two of them, indicating that the lack of IHC detection can result from heterogeneity of distinct tissue sections (Supplemental Figure S2a).

Although crabs are abundant in coastal habitats worldwide, their pervasiveness impedes the detection of their important ecological function at the ecosystem level.

Even the Official Secrets Acts may be used against the press – by means of the controversial offence of onward disclosure of material whose publication impedes the detection or prosecution of crime.

Prohibiting female officers from routinely pat searching male inmates and male officers from pat searching female inmates would substantially reduce the number of searches conducted daily, severely impeding the detection of dangerous contraband.

Conventional image formation techniques, such as backprojection, compromise the image quality when a reduced number of measurements is considered, thereby impeding the detection of targets behind the wall in the image domain.