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Some Japanese had speculated that the buoys were intended to detect the movement of submarines.
Combidex, when combined with magnetic resonance imaging, is intended to detect the spread of cancer to the lymph nodes.
The SAW device is intended to detect the concentration of gaseous mercury in the environment.
Definition of the phenotype is crucial in designing any genetic study, especially an association study, intended to detect the disease predisposing genes.
This model was intended to detect the optimal areas for Ae. albopictus in a mountainous area and fits with the current distribution.
Because of heightened concerns about the possibility of bioterrorist attacks, public health agencies are testing new methods of surveillance intended to detect the early manifestations of illness that may occur during a bioterrorism-related epidemic.
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We also intend to detect the gravity signature of the future tests planned end of 2015 and to monitor the gravity change during the 2016 production period.
This study intends to detect the presence of sil gene among the non-invasive GAS and its association with toxin genes, erythromycin resistance genes, and emm types.
Those approaches, he said, include making sure that the test does not miss or overdiagnose whatever it is intended to detect, that the results are reliable (with repeatable results), and that it is cost-effective and accepted by the population being examined.
Although our trial was not intended to detect differences between the two groups, the efficacy of opioid rotation and opioid combination did not seem to differ in terms of pain control and the patient satisfaction.
The method intended to detect damage during operation of the aircraft before the damage propagation and the catastrophic failure of aircraft components.
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